Dana Taib Menmy

Baghdad has urged the UN to review previously submitted complaints against Israel and ensure accountability for violations of international law.

Some death certificates even lacked causes of death, and others raised suspicions that executions may not align with official accounts.

The Iraqi leader met with key Kurdish officials, urging them to accelerate in forming a government to address pressing political and economic concerns.

Human rights groups have voiced growing alarm over Iran's escalating use of capital punishment, particularly against activists and ethnic minorities.

A leaked recording allegedly captures the top advisor discussing a $1m bribe for investment licences, sparking widespread controversy on social media platforms.

Sources indicate cabinet formation in Iraqi Kurdistan may be delayed until after Iraq's 2025 elections, highlighting the region's fragile political balance.

The council, led by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani, has denied claims that Iraqi territory would be used as a staging ground for Iranian attacks.

Mixed reactions in Iraq as Trump readies his return to power, as hopes for stability clash with fears of economic strain and intensified pressure.

Though details are limited, analysts see the MoU as Iraq's cautious move toward diplomacy and security cooperation in a deeply polarised region.

Muqtada al-Sadr warns the Iraqi government against supporting a two-state solution, urging Arab unity and rejecting Israel’s legitimacy.