Kurdistan Region’s Goals for Expanding Relations with Qatar and the Emirates

World Service- The Kurdistan Region is seeking to redefine its network of foreign relations in a situation where it is facing financial pressures, disputes with Baghdad, and rapid regional developments. Erbil’s increasing proximity to the Emirates and Qatar shows that the Persian Gulf is becoming one of the new pillars of the region’s foreign policy.

Who Runs the UAE? / Delshad Majid

Iraq and Kurdistan Region Desk – The United Arab Emirates, which stepped in to fill the global commercial and financial void left after Hong Kong ceased to be under British rule, has now—in a strategic shift—become the primary hub for Israeli corporate operations in the region; a presence that, according to some observers, has placed the country's sensitive security and financial sectors under Tel Aviv's control.

The Prime Minister of Iraq condemned the recent attacks on Saudi Arabia and the UAE

Service of Iraq and Kurdistan Region - Ali Falah Al-Zaidi, the Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces, chaired the first meeting of the National Security Council of this country and emphasized on continuing to improve the readiness and capability of all security agencies.

Iraq and Jordan warn about tensions in the region

Iraq and Kurdistan service – the foreign ministers of Iraq and Jordan warned of dangerous consequences of war in the region and stressed the need to strengthen coordination to maintain security.

Sepah:

We destroied TAAD radars

Iran service – Sepah-E-pasdaran of Iran announced that rocket units destroied TAAD radars in region