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Iraqi Military Aircraft Kill More Daesh Members in Salahuddin

Iraqi military aircraft have launched a series of aerial attacks against the remnants of the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group in the country’s north-central province of Salahuddin, killing a number of extremists in the process.

Daesh Kills 6 Hashd Al-Sha’abi Fighters in Iraq's Salahuddin

At least six pro-government Iraqi fighters from the Popular Mobilization Units (Hashd Al-Sha’abi) have lost their lives and more than two dozen others sustained injuries in a bomb attack targeting their base in Iraq’s north-central province of Salahuddin.

Iraq Seeks US Waiver as Leader Decries ‘Cruel’ Iran Sanctions

Iraqi officials plan to ask Washington for waivers on Iran sanctions which could hit crucial supplies, with one political leader pledging that Baghdad will never accept the “cruel” measures.

Iraq's Hakim Urges U.S to Review Anti-Iranian Policies

Iraq will not remain indifferent towards economic sanctions against Iran, said Ammar al-Hakim, leader of the Iraqi National Wisdom Movement on Wednesday.

Iran Resumes Electricity Exports to Iraq, Other Countries

An official says Iran has resumed electricity exports to neighboring countries, including Iraq, after riding out much of the baking summer heat which saw the mercury hit 50 degrees Celsius in some cities.

NO Need to US Advisors in Iraq : Al-Nujaba Movement

Spokesman for the Islamic resistance movement al-Nujaba said that the United States wants a weak state in Iraq and its forces to remain in this country.

Iraq's Kurdish Parties Talk over Parl't Largest Bloc

Leaders of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the National Union Party met Sunday for talks over the formation of the parliament's largest bloc, well-informed sources said.

14 Sentenced to Death for Speicher Massacre in Iraq

Committee to Commemorate 2014 Camp Speicher Massacre said on Sunday the Iraqi judiciary upheld a court ruling to sentence 14 defendants to death over their involvement in the massacre.

Iraqi Supreme Court Ratifies Parliamentary Vote

Iraq's Supreme Court has ratified the outcome of the contested May 12 parliamentary elections in the country, giving the victor, Muqtada al-Sadr and his coalition, a constitutional deadline of 90 days to form a government.

US Forces to Stay in Iraq 'As Long As Needed'

A spokesman for the US-led coalition purportedly fighting Daesh says American forces will stay in Iraq “as long as needed,” amid reports that the terrorist organization is making a comeback in Iraq and neighboring Syria.

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