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Baghdad bans using Kurdish in university exams in Kirkuk, Mosul, and Diyala
Kurdish students at universities in Kirkuk, Mosul, and Diyala can no longer answer exam questions in Kurdish, following a new directive issued by the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education in the middle of this month.
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Iraq condemns US military attack on Iran’s nuclear sites
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein strongly denounced the US military attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
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Ayatollah Sistani strongly condemns Israeli aggression on Iran
Amid the United States’ threats against the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Iraq’s top Shia cleric Ayatollah Ali Sistani warned against the dire consequences of such threats and also strongly condemned the ongoing Israeli aggression on Iran.
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Iraqi FM condemns sraeli airstrikes against Iran
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein in a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araqchi, condemned the Israeli aggression against Iranian territories.
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US says deals with Kurdistan Region will benefit all of Iraq
The United States has urged Iraq to accelerate efforts toward energy independence, warning that continued reliance on Iranian gas undermines the country’s stability and sovereignty.
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KRG spokesman says Baghdad authorities continuously violat Iraqi constitution
The spokesperson for the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) emphasized that Baghdad is not adhering to its legal obligations and agreements with the KRG, and warned that if salaries are not paid before Eid, the Kurdish political leadership will take significant action.
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Baghdad cites Kurdistan Region's failure to fulfill obligations as reason for withholding salaries
The Iraqi Ministry of Finance, in an official statement, accused the Kurdistan Region of causing billions of dinars in losses to the national treasury and stressed that the reason for the halt in salary payments is the Region's failure to comply with its legal obligations.