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Water Releases from Mosul Dam Reduced in Response to Declining Inflows from Upstream Countries
Water resource management authorities have decided to reduce the release rates from the Mosul Dam into the Tigris River to 750 cubic meters per second, down from a steady 1000 cubic meters in recent d...
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High-Level Security and Military Talks Between Baghdad and Erbil to Secure Oil Exports Resumption
The Presidency of the Kurdistan Region received a high-ranking federal military delegation to discuss the security file concerning oil companies operating in the region. This step, directed by the Fed...
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Oil Tanker Targeted by Unknown Projectile Off the Coast of Oman With No Casualties Reported
An oil tanker was involved in a maritime incident off the coast of the Sultanate of Oman after being struck by an unidentified projectile, according to international maritime navigation reports. Relev...
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Kirkuk Administration Directs Securing Electricity for Examination Halls to Ensure the Smooth Running of Ministerial Exams
The local administration in Kirkuk Governorate has directed the Electricity Distribution Department to secure and provide uninterrupted power to all examination halls designated for final-year student...
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Ministry of Finance Announces Launch of Third Phase of Customs Automation Project Next Month
Minister of Finance, Faleh Sari, directed the launch of the third phase of the advanced electronic customs system project, "ASYCUDA," early next month, aiming to enhance the digital transformation pro...
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Parameters of Nuclear Targeting: Why Washington Avoids a Comprehensive Strike on Iranian Facilities
Strategic experts have clarified that the US administration adheres to strict red lines regarding military engagement with Iran's nuclear program. Chief among these are avoiding strikes on sites housi...
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Ministry of Education Launches Strict Measures to Combat Smoking within Its Institutions
The Ministry of Education announced the implementation of strict measures to curb smoking, including electronic cigarettes, within all its buildings and administrative institutions. The decisions invo...
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Scientific Proposal to Combat the Spread of "Water Hyacinth" in Iraqi Rivers Using Biological Control Methods
Amid the growing environmental threat posed by the invasive "water hyacinth" to water flow and agricultural resources in the rivers and streams of the country's south, a scientific proposal has emerge...
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Thousands of Students Undertake Academic Acceleration Tests Under Ministerial Supervision
The Ministry of Education announced the commencement of academic acceleration tests for thousands of students across the capital, Baghdad, and other provinces, under the direct supervision of the Mini...
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China Launches a New Generation of Humanoid Robots Designed for Household Chores
In a move reflecting the rapid acceleration in artificial intelligence technologies, China has begun testing phases for a new generation of humanoid robots specifically designed to perform daily house...
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Gas Imports in Iraq: Between Sanctions Pressure and Efforts for Self-Sufficiency
Economic experts believe that easing restrictions on gas imports to Iraq is closely linked to the course of political understandings in the region. Data indicates that continued economic pressure nece...
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Ministry of Trade Launches Comprehensive Electronic Platform to Regulate Imports
Competent government authorities in the trade sector have initiated the launch of an advanced electronic platform to manage and regulate imported goods, as part of a strategic plan to enhance digital...