Financial Times | Saudi Arabia to test Tehran's influence in Iraq Financial Times When Isis advanced south towards Baghdad after seizing Mosul, Iraq's second city, the government turned to its allies for help. The first to respond was Iran, which rapidly dispatched weapons and military advisers to support Iraq's struggling army. |
UN News Centre | Turkey, Iran, Iraq consider counter-measures over Kurdish referendum Reuters ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey, Iran and Iraq have agreed to consider counter-measures against Kurdish northern Iraq over a planned independence referendum, Turkey's foreign ministry said on Thursday. In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of the three ... Iraq: Security Council voices concern over planned referendum in Kurdistan Region Confusion over the Iraq speech at the UN that never was Iraq's Kurds seek independence, impact oil markets |
Reuters | UN team to collect evidence of Islamic State crimes in Iraq Reuters The United Nations Security Council meets to discuss adopting a resolution to help preserve evidence of Islamic State crimes in Iraq, during the 72nd United Nations General Assembly at U.N. Headquarters in New York, U.S., September 21, 2017. UN sets up probe of IS atrocities in Iraq UN votes to help Iraq collect evidence against Islamic State Iraq Launches Offensive to Retake Hawija From Islamic State |
Business Insider | Paul Manafort hired to help promote Kurdish independence vote in Iraq that the US opposes Business Insider Paul Manafort is working with allies linked to Iraqi Kurdish leaders who are pushing a referendum effort opposed by the US. His recent work in Iraq could be an effort to bolster his finances as the Russia investigation in the US heats up around him. US Pressures Iraq's Kurds to Give Up on Independence Turkey, Iran, Iraq Warn Of 'Countermeasures' If Kurdish Independence Vote Goes Ahead Russia becomes Iraq Kurds' top funder, quiet about independence vote |
Human Rights Watch | Iraq: Missed Opportunity for Comprehensive Justice Human Rights Watch (New York) – The United Nations Security Council has missed a key opportunity to address war crimes and rights abuses by all sides to the conflict in Iraq, Human Rights Watch said today. The council unanimously adopted a resolution on September 21, ... Senate Foreign Relations Committee Advances Bill Aimed at ... Coalition Begins Attacks On Last ISIS Pockets In Iraq |
U.S. News & World Report | Iraq War Vet, Businessman James Seeks Michigan Senate Seat ... U.S. News & World Report Republican John James, a political newcomer who flew Army helicopters in the Iraq War and now runs a supply chain business in Detroit, is running for U.S. ... Iraq War vet, businessman James seeks Michigan Senate seat |
FRANCE 24 | Iraq begins offensive to retake Islamic State group stronghold Hawija FRANCE 24 Iraq is to begin an offensive to retake Hawija, one of two remaining bastions of the Islamic State group in the country, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced Thursday. "At the dawn of a new day, we announce the launch of the first stage of ... |
Wall Street Journal (subscription) | How to Help Iraq's Religious Minorities Wall Street Journal (subscription) As Islamic State heads toward defeat in Iraq, Christian and Yazidi survivors of genocide should be returning to their hometowns in Nineveh province. Instead, these fragile minority communities mostly remain stranded at displacement shelters in ... |
Hindu Business Line | The OPEC Deal: Why Iraq's Words Matter OilPrice.com OPEC could extend its production cuts through the end of 2018 in an effort to rebalance the market, according to comments from Iraq's oil minister. A few OPEC members even want the cuts to be deepened, Iraqi Oil Minister Jabbar al-Luaibi said at an oil ... Oil set for strongest third quarter since 2004, Iraq hints at OPEC extension |
Forbes | OPEC Output Cut Under Fire But Iraq Says It's Not The Oil Cartel's 'Bad Boy' Forbes It is troubling for some that Iraq - an OPEC heavyweight - has been specifically flagged up among the non-complaint parties, by the IEA and others. However, according to Jabbar Al Luiebi, Oil Minister of Iraq, criticism of both – his country and OPEC ... Oil Producers Weigh More Cuts, Iraq Says Oil rolls over after a strong start |