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An engineer at the Iraqi Electricity Ministry told Reuters on Wednesday that Iranian gas supplies to Iraq would resume within a week.
Judge says limits on use of arms to begin when need for fighting ceases, but Kataeb Hezbollah insists it will only discuss giving up weapons when foreign troops leave
When President Donald Trump speaks about Iran these days, Americans listen nervously. This week, Trump claimed credit for Israel’s successful strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, boasting that “we” control Iran’s skies and that Tehran had ignored ...
Demonstrations sparked by Iran's struggling economy have spread into rural provinces, with at least seven people killed.
The halt of gas supplies to Iraq was due to increasing domestic consumption of natural gas as temperatures dropped in several parts of Iran.
A US State Department official said Washington wants Iran-backed groups excluded from Iraq’s next government, as Baghdad moves to form a new administration amid intensified US pressure to curb Iranian influence.
Unforseen circumstances' lead to sudden cutoff of Iranian gas shipments, severely affecting Iraq's ability to provide electricity to its populace.
For those arguing against bombing Iran’s nuclear program, the Iraq analogy is a powerful one to make. Operation Iraqi Freedom is widely viewed as an expensive U.S. foreign policy blunder that accomplished little more than eroding public trust in the ...
More than seven million tourists and pilgrims traveled between Iraq and Iran via the Mehran border crossing over a nine-month period, according to officials in Iran’s western Ilam province.
Iraq’s plan with Oman to build an oil pipeline could give Iran a new route to disguise sanctioned crude as Iraqi and ship it freely, especially to China, bypassing scrutiny in the Persian Gulf. Shared oilfields, document falsification, and ship-to-ship ...