Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani firmly rejected any prospect of diplomatic ties with Israel.

The United States has officially opened its new consulate compound in Erbil, in what is claimed to be Washington’s commitment to long-term partnership with the Kurdistan Region while sending more troops to the semi-autonomous Iraqi territory amid long-standing calls for the expulsion of American occupation forces.

Iraq has retracted the US-driven blacklisting of Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movements.

American corporation ExxonMobil has reportedly reached out to Iraq’s Oil Ministry in a bid to purchase Russian energy firm Lukoil’s majority stake in one of the Arab country’s main oilfields.

An Iraqi politician has dismissed discussions about prolonging the US military presence in Iraq as an “illusion,” saying that neither political factions nor the Iraqi public would accept any extension of the agreed timelines.

As the world marks the Day of Remembrance for Victims of Chemical Warfare, the calls for accountability over Western-enabled Iraqi chemical attacks against Iran gain momentum.

Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) has released the final results of the country’s sixth parliamentary elections, with PM Sudani's alliance emerging on top,