Turkey is expected to pay $1.4bn to Iraq after losing the Kurdistan oil dispute case at an international arbitration court, Middle East Eye said on Sunday (March 26).
An Iraqi delegation will travel to Turkey to negotiate an agreement on oil exports following the international arbitration court ruling in Baghdad’s favor over the dispute with Ankara on Kurdistan’s oil.
At least 19 militants were killed in US airstrikes on military bases housing Iranian militias in eastern Syria, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) on Saturday.
Iraq has become the first Middle Eastern nation and the 49th party to join the UN Water Convention, the UN Economic Commission for Europe said on Friday (March 24).
Turkey will continue to protect all of its water resources, which are the “most strategic asset” of the next century, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday (March 22).
Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced on Tuesday (March 21) the body of Shervan Kobani, the commander of the Anti-Terror Units (YAT), and the remains of eight other SDF members have been returned to Syria from the Kurdistan Region.
Residents of of the Kurdish town of Jinderes in Aleppo’s Afrin district protested the presence of a Turkish-backed armed faction on Tuesday (March 21) after four civilians were killed in a clash with the group the previous evening.
Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz has welcomed the Tehran-Riyadh detente and called for economic and regional cooperation between the two countries, the Iranian president's top aide said Sunday.
Iran’s top security official Ali Shamkhani, after high-stakes trips to Beijing and Abu Dhabi aimed at rebooting diplomatic and security ties with Persian Gulf neighbors, is now slated to visit Baghdad.
Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced on Friday (March 17) two helicopters carrying members of the group crashed in the Kurdistan Region on Wednesday evening, killing nine SDF fighters.
A Syrian team led by Muhammad Wattar, a citizen of Aleppo and founder of Ernesto's Sanctuary for Cats, is caring for dozens of cats and dogs injured in the earthquake that struck Idlib province in northwest Syria.
Turkey has mobilized all of its institutions, personnel and resources for disaster-hit areas since the earthquakes struck its southern provinces last month, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday (March 12).
Iran said the resumption of political relations with Saudi Arabia will accelerate efforts aimed at reaching a cease-fire in war-torn Yemen.
Israel fired missiles on Sunday against targets in northwestern Syria, the state-run SANA news agency reported.
International Migration Organization (IOM) Director General Antonio Vitorino and UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi will pay a solidarity visit to quake-hit Turkey.
Iranian authorities on Tuesday (March 7) announced the first arrests linked to the serial poisoning of schoolgirls that has sent shockwaves across the country in recent months.
Iraq and Turkey have reached an agreement on water resources, a ministry spokesman said on Monday (March 6).
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has called on officials to investigate reports of the poisoning of school girls.
Iraq’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced 82 Iraqi citizens from Tukey’s damaged earthquake areas will return to Iraq.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani arrived in Cairo on Sunday (March 5) for his first visit to Egypt, as part of efforts to enhance relations between the two countries.