idi Prince Calls on Community for Active Voting, Highlights Ongoing Genocide Against Ezidis
Sema The spiritual leader of the Ezidi community, Mir Hazim Tahsin Beg, on Tuesday said that the genocide against the Ezidi people is still ongoing,...
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Iraq votes for new parliament amid regional and international scrutiny
Sema Iraq’s parliamentary elections proceed with established political blocs maintaining dominance amid voter apathy. The process will initiate complex government formation negotiations, including selecting Iraq’s...
Special Voting Underway as Over 1.3 Million Security and Displaced Iraqis Cast Ballots
Sema Special voting for Iraq’s parliamentary elections has begun, with over 1.3 million security forces and displaced persons casting their ballots across the country. Iraq’s...
Displaced Ezidis Raise Alarm Over Tampered Voter Registers Ahead of Iraq’s Parliamentary Polls
Sema Displaced Ezidis in camps across Duhok and Zakho have reported tampering with voter lists ahead of Iraq’s elections, with some names duplicated or removed....
The Kurdistan Region successfully resumed its oil exports on the morning of Saturday, September 27, 2025, to Turkey’s Ceyhan Port via the Iraqi-Turkish pipeline. The Ministry of Natural Resources of the Kurdistan Regional Government announced in a statement today that “the export of the Region’s oil resumed at exactly 7:00 AM,” confirming the successful start of the process. Similarly, the Federal Ministry of Oil announced on Saturday morning the resumption of Kurdistan Region oil exports through the Iraqi-Turkish pipeline. In its statement, the Ministry said that “operations began at 6:00 AM with high efficiency and complete smoothness, without any significant technical issues.” The statement described the resumption of Kurdistan oil exports as “a reflection of the successful joint efforts between the federal government and the regional government in achieving this important milestone.” It emphasized that “this development marks a significant step toward enhancing the management of national wealth through a spirit of partnership and strong coordination, contributing to the sustainability of oil exports and support for the national economy.” According to the statement, this resumption came “in implementation of the directives of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani, with direct supervision by Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs and Minister of Oil Hayan Abdul Ghani, and in close cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Region
Sema The Kurdistan Region successfully resumed its oil exports on the morning of Saturday, September 27, 2025, to Turkey’s Ceyhan Port via the Iraqi-Turkish pipeline....