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Two powerships operated by Turkey’s Karpowership dock in Basra’s ports to generate nearly 600 megawatts of power
Arrest warrants issued for Talabani and other opposition figures over alleged crimes
Salah Numan Al Jubouri was in charge of the group's financing and the fighters' movement
Aviation bosses want Mosul airport to enter full commercial service later this year
Iraq has increased regional co-operation to chase and dismantle drug networks
Demonstrators across the country reject ruling in the case of Ban Ziyad Tariq
Iraqi Prime Minister's adviser says Baghdad remains committed to withdrawal of American forces by next year
Iraqi officials believe Al Khasfa site near Mosul contains thousands of bodies
Shaswar Abdulwahid was sentenced to six months in his absence for 'threatening behaviour'
Baghdad and Damascus have been establishing ties since Assad's downfall
Rising demand and technical failures hit power plants, leading to blackouts
Tehran and Baghdad have signed a border security deal, officials say
Clashes between Tehran-allied Kataib Hezbollah militia and government security troops last month killed at least two people
As Iraq’s capital surges upward, critics question whether city’s soul is being left behind
American diplomat says approving restructure of Tehran-backed Shiite paramilitary group could undermine Iraq’s sovereignty
