Hamza Mustafa
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Halt of Iranian Flights Sparks Debate within Iraq’s Ruling Coalition (opens the original)
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The Iraqi government's decision to enforce the US Treasury Department's ban on Iranian aviation remains highly contentious, as factions within the ruling Coordination Framework refuse to comply despite Baghdad's officially declared commitment to the policy. According to a government source, Baghdad has received a serious American warning against receiving any Iranian airline at Iraqi airports. The government of Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi had, however, requested that Washington grant it an exemp
Meeting between al-Zaidi, Trump Raises Questions in Baghdad (opens the original)
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A meeting between US President Donald Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi in New York has raised questions due to the complete absence of the Iraqi delegation, coming just one day after Baghdad’s announcement that it would complete the plan to impose state monopoly over arms in June 2027. The plan was supposed to be complete by the end of September, but it was postponed to next year. A photograph released by the Iraqi government's media office on Wednesday showed al-Zaidi alone during th
Postwar Arrangements Top al-Zaidi’s New York Talks (opens the original)
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Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is seeking to restore normal relations with neighboring and regional countries through a series of meetings in New York, where he is attending the UN General Assembly. Al-Zaidi met US President Donald Trump on Wednesday to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation and regional developments. The prime minister’s media office said the talks covered economic and investment partnerships between Baghdad and Washington, as well as joint efforts to bolster regional a
Iraq Reopens Airspace to Civilian Flights After Years of Military Restrictions (opens the original)
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Iraq said on Friday it had reopened parts of its airspace that had been reserved for military operations against ISIS to civilian aviation after a 10-year closure. The areas are now available to civilian aircraft, including flights transiting Iraqi airspace, in a move economists said could lower aviation operating costs. Iraq’s airport management company said areas designated for military operations within the country’s airspace were no longer being used for that purpose and were now ready for c
French Lawyers Object to Handling of ISIS Detainees in Iraq (opens the original)
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An Iraqi official said the cases of ISIS detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq earlier this year were being handled exclusively by the Counter-Terrorism Service and the Supreme Judicial Council because of the sensitivity of the issue. The official told Asharq Al-Awsat that the cases remained “an Iraqi national security matter,” adding that they went beyond “formal defense requirements.” “Their files are still being reviewed by senior authorities, and it may take some time before they are refe
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