Kurdistan Regional Government
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Regional Prosecutor's Office:
The closure of the Court of Appeal is more worrisome than the state of the parliament
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Kurdistan Region Attorney General's Office, expressing concern about the continuation of the political and legal deadlock in the region, announced that the suspension of the Court of Appeal's activities is more worrisome than the state of the parliament, and called on all parties and parliamentary factions to take action as soon as possible to convene a session of the parliament and form the tenth cabinet of the regional government.
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Resumption of gas production in Kormor
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - "Dane Gas" Company announced that gas production in the Kormor field has resumed after a stoppage of about 10 days due to security reasons, and the process of increasing production continues in stages; so that by Tuesday, the production capacity will reach 100 percent again.
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Billions of dollars invested in the development of tourism in the Kurdistan Region
The Kurdistan Region and Iraq Service-Kurdistan Region Investment Group, emphasizing the role of the tourism industry in economic development, announced that about 7.68 billion dollars have been invested in the region's tourism sector over the past seven years.
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Claims of recording 922 attacks on the Kurdistan Region since the beginning of March
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - According to statistics published by the media outlet "Draw Media", 178 people have been killed or injured in attacks attributed to Iran and its allied groups over the past five months.
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Kurdistan Regional Government:
Attacks on the Kurdistan Region threaten Iraq's stability and the regional peace process
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Kurdistan Regional Government condemned the recent attacks on the Kurdistan Region in a message on the X social network, calling it a clear violation of Iraq's sovereignty and a threat to the country's stability and the peace process in the region.
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The key to resolving financial disputes between Erbil and Baghdad
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Secretary of the Kurdistan Regional Government's Council of Ministers announced that Erbil and Baghdad are close to a final agreement on the financial file and emphasized that the implementation of the "ASYCUDA" system can increase the region's non-oil revenues and facilitate the implementation of financial obligations to Baghdad.
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Was Lindsey Graham a Friend of the Kurds?
World Service - Can Lindsey Graham, the influential Republican US senator, be called a "friend of the Kurds"? A review of his positions, legislative proposals, speeches and official statements over more than a decade shows that Graham was one of the few American politicians who consistently defended the Kurdish Peshmerga and the Syrian Democratic Forces as Washington's strategic partners, and even proposed legislation to support them. However, his support for the Kurds never meant support for the independence of Kurdistan or all Kurdish political and military movements; rather, it was defined within the framework of US national security interests, the fight against ISIS and maintaining Washington's credibility with its allies.His sudden death at the age of 71 has once again raised the question of what Graham's place was in the history of US-Kurdish relations and whether he can be considered one of the closest friends of the Kurds in the United States Congress?
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Islamic Union MP:
Salary Payment Delays Stem from KRG's Financial Irresponsibility
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service – Fatih Sangawi, a member of the Kurdistan Region Parliament, criticized the Kurdistan Regional Government's (KRG) financial policies, emphasizing that the delay in paying employee salaries is the result of the government's failure to honor financial obligations and the mismanagement of public revenues.
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Kurdistan Region Hosts 14 Official Representations and 36 Foreign Consulates
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service – The Kurdistan Region’s Department of Media and Information released the latest figures regarding the region's foreign relations and diplomacy, announcing that the Kurdistan Regional Government currently maintains 14 official representations abroad, while 36 consulates, diplomatic offices, and representations of international organizations operate within the region.
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Shaswar Abdul Wahid:
We have filed a complaint against the Kurdistan Regional Government in the Federal Court
Iraqi and Kurdistan Regional Service - Shaswar Abdul Wahid, the leader of the New Generation Movement, announced that he has filed a formal complaint against the current Kurdistan Regional Government in the Iraqi Federal Court, demanding that the cabinet be recognized as a transitional government and that all its decisions be annulled after the end of its legal term.
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Kurdistan Region Reaffirms Commitment to Iraq-Iran Security Agreement
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Desk – A security delegation from the Kurdistan Region, led by Interior Minister Rebar Ahmed, met in Baghdad with Qasim Aboudi, Iraq’s new National Security Advisor. They discussed the implementation mechanism for the security agreement between Iraq and Iran—an agreement under which Iranian Kurdish opposition parties were relocated from their camps within the Region.
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Iglim and Baghdad seek to establish a drone defense system in oil fields
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - Faiq Mazuri, the representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government in the Iraqi Joint Operations Command, announced that in a meeting with the Iraqi military delegation that had traveled to the Kurdistan Region, there was a discussion about the deployment of the drone defense system in the oil fields.