Iraqi Kurds go to the polls with a flagging economy top of mind
IRBIL, Iraq — Residents of Iraq’s semi-autonomous northern Kurdish region went to the polls in long-awaited parliamentary elections Sunday under the shadow of ongoing rivalries, economic instability and unresolved disputes with Baghdad.
With a voter turnout of 72 percent, this election was the first after an Iraqi court ruling reduced the Kurdistan Region's ...
The elections, held on Sunday, saw 2,087,972 eligible voters from across four constituencies—Erbil, Duhok, Sulaimani, and ...
Iraqi Kurds participated in a long-delayed parliamentary election to choose lawmakers who will appoint key government ...
Iraqi Kurdish seamstress Sanaa will, like many other voters, boycott an election later this month, a signal of growing ...
Iraq produced 3.94 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil in September, less than its OPEC+ output quota of about 4 million bpd ...
The US government encouraged political parties in the Kurdistan Region to have dialogue following the announcement of ...
The former Iraqi Prime Minister's congratulatory message emphasizes the importance of the Kurdistan Region's democratic ...
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