Tag: Iraq
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Kurdish Group Claims Iran Missile and Drone Attack Overnight
Overview of the Claim A Kurdish group, the Kurdistan Freedom Party (KFP), has claimed that Iran’s regime conducted a ballistic missile and drone attack on its forces overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday. The assertion, circulating through various media and social channels, tags the attack to events unfolding in Iraq where the KFP operates and maintains…
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Kurdish Group Claims Iran Missile and Drone Attack, Raising Tensions in the Region
Overview of the Claim A Kurdish political group, the Kurdistan Freedom Party (KFP), has claimed that Iran’s regime conducted a coordinated ballistic missile and drone attack targeting its forces. The assertion, reported amid ongoing security concerns in the Middle East, alleges that the strikes occurred overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday and took place in Iraqi…
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Kurdish Group Claims Iran Missile and Drone Strike Targeted Its Forces
Background: A Kurdish Group’s Claim amid Rising Tensions The Kurdistan Freedom Party (KFP), an Iranian Kurdish organization, has issued a claim that the Iranian regime conducted a ballistic missile and drone attack targeting its forces. The attack is said to have occurred overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday, with reports placing the strikes inside Iraqi territory.…
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The 2025 Iraqi Parliamentary Election: Results, Dynamics and Implications
Overview of the 2025 Iraqi Parliamentary Election On November 11, 2025, Iraq held its sixth parliamentary election since the 2003 regime change, a milestone that tested the resilience of the country’s evolving democracy. The vote unfolded amid enduring sectarian fault lines, a challenging security environment, and a push for reform after years of political fragmentation…
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Iraq Sees Voter Turnout Over 55% in Parliamentary Elections, IHEC Reports
Strong Participation Signals Public Engagement in Iraq’s Parliamentary Elections Voter turnout in Iraq’s parliamentary elections surpassed the 55 percent mark, according to the Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC). The electoral body announced results from 99.7 percent of polling stations nationwide, indicating a broad and notable level of public participation in a country still navigating post-conflict…
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Iraq Sees 55% Voter Turnout in Historic Parliamentary Elections
Overview: Record-High Turnout in Iraq’s Parliamentary Elections Iraq reported a voter turnout of more than 55 percent in the parliamentary elections, according to the Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC). This milestone marks a notable level of citizen engagement in a country with a long history of political volatility and intermittent crises. The results, based on…
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Iraq Votes Record Turnout: 55%+ in Parliamentary Elections Signals Strong Engagement
Overview: A High-Stakes Election Carried by Public Engagement In a landmark display of civic participation, Iraq reported a voter turnout surpassing 55 percent in the parliamentary elections. The Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) announced that it had received results from 99.7 percent of polling stations nationwide, underscoring the scale and credibility of the electoral process.…
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What’s at Stake in Iraq’s Parliamentary Election
Overview: A Turning Point for Iraq Iraqis head to the polls in a parliamentary election that many describe as a turning point for the country’s post-2003 political order. From security concerns to economic pressures and sectarian tensions, the vote is seen as a test of resilience for a nation trying to stabilize after years of…
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Who Was Ashur Sarnaya? The Tragic Death of an Iraqi Christian in Lyon
Understanding the Tragic Death of Ashur Sarnaya The shocking murder of Ashur Sarnaya, a 45-year-old Iraqi Christian, has left many in Lyon and beyond grappling with the senselessness of such violence. The incident, which occurred on a Wednesday, unfolded in a deeply unsettling manner—during a live TikTok stream. This tragedy has sparked confusion and concern…
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The Threat of Invasive Species to Iraq’s Euphrates River
Introduction The Euphrates River, a lifeline for millions in Iraq, is facing unprecedented challenges due to invasive plants and bacteria. With the river running at historically low levels, Iraq is grappling with the worst water scarcity in living memory, compounded by climate change and mismanagement. This article delves into the implications of these invasive species…