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US senate votes to keep 2001 authorization for war on terror

  • Passed in October 2001, the congressional authorization s still used to this day to justify US military action against terror groups that are deemed to be a threat against America
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Kurds remain biggest winners from US-led invasion of Iraq

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Why Daesh is still not a spent force despite facing terminal decline in Iraq

By Paul Iddon ·

Iraq to hold provincial elections on November 6

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Tony Blair: Putin can’t use Iraq as justification for Ukraine

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5 killed in mysterious north Iraq helicopter crash; PKK militants reportedly onboard

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Magnitude 5 quake strikes Iraqi-Iranian borderline

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Up to 500 Daesh fighters still active in Iraq: military

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20 years after US-led invasion toppled Saddam, Iraq far from ‘liberal democracy’

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UK Gulf War veterans to launch compensation claims after letter discovery

By Arab News ·

German woman risks tougher sentence over Yazidi girl’s death

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Pentagon chief in Iraq says US wants to ‘strengthen’ ties

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Iraq’s PM arrives in Egypt to discuss bilateral relations between both countries

By Gobran Mohammed ·

Iraq issues arrest warrants in ‘heist of the century’

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Ancient restaurant highlights Iraq’s archaeology renaissance

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Iraq jails YouTuber, TikToker over ‘indecent’ videos

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Russia’s Lavrov in Iraq for energy talks

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Iraqis protest after father kills YouTuber daughter

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Job: ‘Sniper’: Accused Daesh fighter on trial in US

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Iraq’s new leaders must keep fighting corruption: UN envoy 

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Iran says Iraq-based Kurd groups ‘involved’ in drone attack

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Eight rockets fired at Turkish base in Iraq

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Iraqi PM says banking reforms reveal fraudulent dollar transactions

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After drought, winter rains revive Iraq’s famed marshlands

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Seven dead in strikes on arms convoy in Syria: monitor

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