Crash kills four Kurdish Hajj pilgrims

A car accident near Ramadi killed four Kurdish pilgrims returning from Hajj.

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Kurdistan: A sanctuary for displaced persons

Kurdistan became a crucial refuge for millions fleeing ISIS violence in Iraq, offering safety, stability, and a welcoming environment despite significant challenges.

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Iraqi PM keen to pay IDP families 4 million dinars: minister

Iraq continues to pay four million dinars to returning IDP families upon orders from Iraqi PM Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani.

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Over 1.5 tons of drugs seized in 2024: Iraqi Interior Ministry

Iraq's Ministry of Interior seized over 1.5 tons of drugs in the first half of 2024, with a total of five tons seized over two years.

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Iraq seizes 2.5 Million Captagon pills in multi-province operation

Iraq seizes 2.5 million Captagon pills in a multi-province operation targeting drug trafficking networks, reflecting the country's ongoing struggle with a worsening drug problem.

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Iraq seizes 2.5 million Captagon pills

Around 2.5 million Captagon pills were seized in Najaf and Anbar provinces, leading to 11 death sentences for drug-related convictions.

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How did Kurds transfer investment expertise to Anbar?

Investments by Kurds in Anbar Province following its liberation have led to notable economic advancement, improved infrastructure, and job opportunities.

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Anbar's present haunts Baghdad; budget cuts halt reconstruction

Anbar province, amid political tensions and financial constraints, emerges as a strategic focal point for reconstruction and investment in Iraq.

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The Anbar Desert: A hub for drug smuggling

Anbar province in Iraq faces a growing crisis of drug trafficking and addiction among its youth, prompting urgent calls for government intervention, including law enforcement measures and the expansion of rehabilitation and educational initiatives.

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