Iraq

Ancient city of Kish: Birthplace of early dynasties and legacy of Mesopotamian civilization

Ancient city of Kish: Birthplace of early dynasties and legacy of Mesopotamian civilization

Historical reports have highlighted the ancient city of Kish, located in Iraq’s Babil Governorate, as one of humanity’s earliest cities and a significant cultural center during the Sumerian and Akkadian periods. Kish, which flourished between 2900 and 2350 BCE, is…
Iraq’s Population Surges to 45.4 Million in First Census in Over 30 Years

Iraq’s Population Surges to 45.4 Million in First Census in Over 30 Years

Iraq’s population has reached 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from the first national census in over three decades, announced by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, Arab News reported yesterday. Conducted on November 20, this census marks a significant milestone…
Iraqi airstrikes kill five ISIS suspects in Kirkuk

Iraqi airstrikes kill five ISIS suspects in Kirkuk

Iraqi security forces announced the killing of five suspected ISIS members in airstrikes on a hideout in the Zgheitoun Valley, west of Kirkuk, on Saturday. The operation, conducted by F-16 jets based on intelligence, targeted a location used by ISIS…
University of Kufa hosts annual Open Day to strengthen

University of Kufa hosts annual Open Day to strengthen

The University of Kufa in Holy Najaf held its annual Open Day, welcoming thousands of visitors, including high school students, academics, and community leaders. The event aimed to foster stronger ties between the university and the local community while showcasing…
Iraq Begins First Nationwide Population Census in Nearly Four Decades

Iraq Begins First Nationwide Population Census in Nearly Four Decades

Iraq has officially commenced its first nationwide population census today in nearly four decades, starting at 7 a.m. local time. This significant operation is expected to last until midnight each day and will involve approximately 120,000 enumerators visiting each household…
Ancient bird burials found in Iraq’s marshes

Ancient bird burials found in Iraq’s marshes

Archaeologists in Iraq’s Dhi Qar province have uncovered ancient bird burials dating back to 1850 BCE in the marshlands, a UNESCO World Heritage site, an excavation team in the province said. According to the team, small sealed jars containing bird…
Iraqi airstrike kills four ISIS suspects in Kirkuk province

Iraqi airstrike kills four ISIS suspects in Kirkuk province

An Iraqi airstrike on Saturday killed four suspected ISIS members in Kirkuk province, the army reported. The operation, coordinated by the Joint Operations Command’s Targeting Cell, tracked the group for two days in the Zaghaitoun Valley before launching an F-16…
Iraq proposes adding ISIS crimes to UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme

Iraq proposes adding ISIS crimes to UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme

At UNESCO’s fourth policy forum on documentary heritage in Paris, Iraq proposed including the crimes committed by ISIS in Iraq in the global Memory of the World Programme. Leading the Iraqi delegation, Ali Razouqi al-Lami, Deputy Director of the Prime…
8 ISIS leaders killed in Iraqi airstrike in Hamrin Mountains

8 ISIS leaders killed in Iraqi airstrike in Hamrin Mountains

Iraq’s Joint Operations Command announced today that a targeted military operation in the Hamrin Mountains resulted in the death of eight ISIS militants, including key leaders. The strike, based on precise intelligence, involved four F-16 airstrikes on a fortified ISIS…
Iraq to Implement Lebanese Education Curriculum for Refugees

Iraq to Implement Lebanese Education Curriculum for Refugees

The Iraqi Ministry of Education announced plans to adopt Lebanese education curricula in response to the influx of refugees fleeing the ongoing conflict with Israel, Rudaw news agency reported yesterday. Spokesperson Karim al-Sayyid confirmed that approvals have been granted to…
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