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New postsFeatured entry09:45Report: Iran Ranks Among Worst Countries For Internet FreedomIran recorded the largest decline in Internet freedom among 38 countries assessed by Freedo...
Government insiders say the new PM is unleashing an ‘earthquake’ to clean up the system. But Iraqis have heard it all beforeThe gates of the Green Zone in Baghdad are made of five-...
CIVICUS discusses public art, gender-based violence and censorship in Iraqi Kurdistan with Tara Abdullah, a multidisciplinary visual artist from Sulaymaniyah who is currently based...
صراحة نيوز – كتب: المحامي الدولي فيصل الخزاعي الفريحات العراق الشقيق الذي أزوره منذ أسبوع ليس مجرد إسم على خارطة العالم، العراق الجميل والعظيم بشعبه هو الحضارة ألتي علمت العالم الك...
Government Spokesman Haider al-Aboudi categorially denied reports that "there are any Ansar Allah headquarters" in Iraq
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Press freedom setbacks are largely driving deteriorating scores around the world.
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[HRW] Lawyer Tried on Bogus Charges; Journalist Feared Forcibly Disappeared
For a while there, the government had reason to rejoice. On Oct. 6, the Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 228 convicted two men—accused mastermind Dante Encarnacion Tabusares...
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih Al-Zaidi called for a sovereign state of Palestine at the 81st session of the UNGA.
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Iraqi security forces cordoned off an area in southern Baghdad on Thursday, beginning a manhunt for people involved in a shooting which killed two security personnel after security...
Amnesty International on Wednesday condemned Kuwait’s new counter-terrorism law that may have grave repercussions for the freedoms of assembly and expression. Enacted against the b...
Disrupted oil exports, costlier imports, and a weaker dinar expose Iraq's economic dependence on oil, foreign goods.
Iraq is grappling with controversy over the role of Iran-backed militias following the departure of US forces, including an incident in which Popular Mobilization Forces members we...
Iraq is a state heavily dependent on imports, from food and medicines to appliances, as well as raw materials for its in...
Iran has recently executed more protesters, raising fresh questions about how it is using wartime narratives and global inattention to reshape its approach toward dissent and insti...
The Interior Ministry in Iraq said Thursday that two Iraqi police officers died and another four were injured as the forces tried to remove illegal houses in Baghdad’s southern Dor...
Click to expand Image Men accused of Islamic State links await questioning at Al-Karkh p...
Human Rights Watch (HRW) warned Monday that nearly 5,700 alleged Islamic State (ISIS) members and supporters have been transferred to Iraq, and that the adults in the group face pr...
The U.S. hit a historic all-time low in press freedom, now ranking 64th globally, according to Reporters Without Borders’ 2026 World Press Freedom Index. The organization, also kno...
New York [US] October 17 (ANI): Pakistan's media regulatory authorities have come under criticism for imposing sweeping restrictions on television broadcasters, raising concerns ov...
(Beirut) - Nearly 5,700 men and boys held as alleged Islamic State (ISIS) members and transferred to Iraq in early 2026 are at risk of abuse including imminent prosecution for adul...
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