Iraqi government officials said on Saturday that gas imports from Iran are continuing despite the expiration of a waiver from the United States, adding that they have alternative plans prepared in case the gas supply is cut off.

Baghdad: The US State Department welcomed Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's commitment to respecting sanctions imposed on Iran. Iraq will end on Saturday gas imports from Iran in line with conditions imposed by US President Donald Trump's administration.

Baghdad is hoping to avoid an electricity crisis when it is no longer able to import energy from Iran after a United States sanctions waiver expires. It is looking to other gas sources and boosting the production of renewable energy,

President Donald Trump's administration is considering a plan to stop and inspect Iranian oil tankers at sea under an international accord aimed at countering the spread of weapons of mass destruction,

Iraq’s Development Road aims to reduce dependence on oil by turning the country into a key trade corridor between Asia and Europe.

With momentum on its side, Turkey is making a big diplomatic push in Iraq. That puts it on a potential collision course with Iran. The post Iraq Could Be the Next Arena for Turkey and Iran's Rivalry appeared first on World Politics Review.

The Asian Women’s Kabaddi Championship is now in its sixth edition and was first staged in 2005 with India’s Hyderabad as the host city. It returns to the kabaddi calendar after an eight-year hiatus. This year’s competition takes place in Tehran, Iran, from March 6 to 8.

The Biden administration’s last 120-day sanctions waiver that permits the export to Iraq of Iranian gas and electricity will expire on March 7, 2025. The Trump administration has signaled its in

The late Senator and presidential candidate John McCain once said: “The only thing worse than bombing Iran is letting Iran get the bomb.” His words ring true today more than ever, as the

Exclusive: A Kent couple blindfolded and interrogated by Iranian police have told of their terrifying ordeal - and how they made their great escape.

TEHRAN - Iran defeated Iraq 58-13 in Group B of the 2025 Asian Women’s Kabaddi Championship. India, Bangladesh, Thailand and Malaysia are in Group A.

The Asian Women’s Kabaddi Championship is now in its sixth edition and was first staged in 2005 with India’s Hyderabad as the host city. It returns to the kabaddi calendar after an eight-year hiatus. This year’s competition takes place in Tehran, Iran, from March 6 to 8.