Baghdad Mandates Federal Audit Approval for Kurdistan Region Foreign Remittances
As a result, companies in the Kurdistan Region are prohibited from executing foreign remittances unless their financial reports receive formal approval in Baghdad.
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Sulaymaniyah Chamber of Commerce Exempts Accumulated Debts for Traders and Companies
The Sulaymaniyah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has announced a facilitation measure for traders and company owners, issuing a decision to exempt accumulated debts from previous years.
Iraq Football Legend Younis Mahmoud Wins Election to Lead National Federation
Iraq’s legendary national football icon Younis Mahmoud has been officially elected as the new President of the Iraqi Football Association (IFA), following a decisive vote at the governing body's general assembly on Saturday.
Report: James Bond Game ‘007 First Light’ Is Denmark’s Most Expensive Entertainment Project Ever
007 First Light, the newly released James Bond video game from Denmark-based developer IO Interactive, reportedly commanded a massive development budget exceeding $200 million across a seven-year production cycle.
02/06/2026
Mosul: From Historic Legacy to Destruction
Mosul’s ancient heritage continues to face severe challenges years after the destruction carried out by ISIS, with dozens of archaeological and cultural landmarks still awaiting restoration amid slow reconstruction efforts and urgent warnings from experts about the risk of further irreversible loss.
18/05/2026
Qubad Talabani Says Kurdistan Launched Largest Film Fund During Cannes Participation
KRG Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani said the Kurdistan Region participated in the Cannes Film Festival for the second consecutive year, describing the event as part of broader efforts to strengthen Kurdistan’s film industry and international cultural engagement.
14/05/2026
David Attenborough Turns 100: A Century of Life and Seven Decades That Changed How the World Sees Nature
From collecting fossils as a boy on the grounds of a Leicester university to narrating the fate of the planet for billions of viewers, Sir David Attenborough has lived a life as vast and layered as the natural world he spent a century championing.
08/05/2026
Remains of Renowned Kurdish Poet and intellectual Rafiq Sabir Returned to Homeland
The remains of Rafiq Sabir, a prominent Kurdish poet, writer, and politician, were returned to his homeland on Sunday to be laid to rest in his native soil in Qaladze, Sulaymaniyah Governorate.
26/04/2026
DNA Tests Planned for Unearthed Erbil Archaeological Site as Monument Project Announced
Archaeological teams have uncovered a new historical site dating back more than 1,400 years in the Baghlu Manor district of Erbil, following the discovery of 108 skulls and several ancient relics.
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