NEWS
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Social Protection’s Impact on Orphan Education
Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani met with a group of orphaned students who excelled in their sixth-grade national exams. These students, whose families are supported from social protection programs, were praised by the Prime Minister for their determination and academic success despite facing challenging circumstances. The meeting served as an…
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Shatt al-Arab: the Future of Basra
The Shatt al-Arab, meaning “River of the Arabs,” winds for 200 kilometers through southern Iraq, through the heart of Basra. Formed by the junction of the Tigris and Euphrates at al-Qurnah, it reaches a width of over 700 meters, where it empties into the Gulf. The river serves as a…
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Iraq Addresses Electricity Sector Challenges and Future Plans
Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani chaired a significant meeting on Wednesday, addressing the Ministry of Electricity’s projects and future production plans. Key representatives from the Ministries of Electricity, Oil, and Planning attended. The meeting focused on the Ministry’s summer preparations, challenges, citizen complaints, and transmission network issues. Al-Sudani the priority…
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Spain and Iraq Forge Humanitarian Ties at Gaza Conference
Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani met with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on the sidelines of the Urgent Humanitarian Response for Gaza Conference. The discussion centered on enhancing bilateral relations and exploring opportunities for cooperation across various sectors. Prime Minister Al-Sudani expressed his appreciation for Prime Minister Sanchez’s invitation to…
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Iraq Secures World Cup 2026 Qualifier Spot
Iraq’s National Team emerged triumphant in their final AFC qualifier match against Vietnam, securing a dominant 3-1 victory and a perfect record in the second round. The home crowd in Basra erupted as Iraq displayed their power on the pitch. Despite missing a penalty kick, Iraq kept persevering. Hussein Ali…
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Discussion with Berghof Foundation on Displacements and Climate Change
In an exclusive interview, Peshtiwan AlDawoudi, the Senior Project Manager and Representative of Berghof Foundation in Iraq, speaks on the climate change issues in Iraq which are leading to displacements of citizens and the responsibility Berghof Foundation is taking on to create a more sustainable environment for agricultural communities in…
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Mosul Conference Promotes Religious Harmony
The Women’s Affairs Department within the Ministry of Migration and Displacement hosted the second conference titled “Unifying Religious Discourse and Enhancing Community Cohesion for the Return of Survivors of Violence.” Held under the patronage of Minister Ivan Jabro and in collaboration with the United Nations and the Renewal Organisation, the…
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The History of Mesopotamia: Interview with Professor & Archaeologist Roger Matthews
In an exclusive interview, Professor Roger Matthews, of the Archaeology Department at the University of Reading, speaks about his research and archaeological findings surrounding the prehistory and early history of the Mesopotamian region. Given your extensive research on Mesopotamia, could you explain why this region is considered the ‘cradle of…
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Iraq 2 – 0 Indonesia in 2026 World Cup Qualifiers
Today’s thrilling match between Iraq and Indonesia, proved both teams to have impressive abilities. Iraq’s team adopted a 4-3-2-1 formation, while Indonesia opted for a 3-4-2-1 setup. The first half saw both teams unable to break the standoff, with Indonesia appearing to have a promising start. On the other hand,…
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Improved Red Buses to Ease Congestion
The Ministry of Transport is actively working to enhance Baghdad’s mass transit system by improving the red bus lines, aiming to provide efficient and reliable transportation for the city’s residents. This initiative seeks to reduce congestion, improve overall mobility, and address environmental concerns. Integral to this effort are the widely…
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