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Kataib Hezbollah are calling for more attacks on Saudi Arabia amid wrangling over who should protect the country’s borders.

Kataib Hezbollah are calling for more attacks on Saudi Arabia amid wrangling over who should protect the country’s borders.

A senior Iranian military official visiting Baghdad this week threatened Iraq with a ground military operation in the countrys north if the Iraqi army does not fortify the countries shared border against Kurdish opposition groups, multiple Iraqi and Kurdish officials said.

The pace of completion of pending legislation is quickening amid noticeable cooperation between the executive and legislative branches of the current government.

Multiple Iraqi and Kurdish officials say a senior Iranian military official has threatened Iraq with an unprecedented ground military operation if Baghdad does…

In an article published by the Annahar Al-Arabi website last month, Farouk Youssef asked: “Will a state of militias prevail in Iraq?” What prompted him to ask this question was that Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, who has assumed the position of prime minister in Iraq, is a candidate for the Coordination Framework, which consists of a group of parties and currents known to be allied

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani met with Jordan's King Abdullah II in Amman to discuss bilateral relations and regional issues.

A senior Iranian military official visiting Baghdad this week threatened Iraq with a ground military operation in the country’s north if the Iraqi army does not fortify the countries’ shared border against Kurdish opposition groups, multiple Iraqi and Kurdish officials said. &#x20...

A closer look at the new prime minister’s political career, past affiliations, and key cabinet picks as he attempts to balance relations with pro-Iran groups and wary U.S. officials.