Syria and Iran discussed cooperation in industrial sector, collaboration to resume joint industrial projects in Syria, and exchange of experiences to achieve their goals.

Tehran-Baghdad trade is predicted to reach $10b by the end of the current Iranian year, March 20, an Iranian official announced on Monday.

Hamed Soleimanzadeh, an Iranian critic, researcher, instructor, and filmmaker, has been appointed as a jury member of 2023 Golden Globe Awards.

Iran has shut down all land border crossings to Iraq used by pilgrims due to the massive volume of people crossing the border for the Shia holiday season of Arbaeen, officials said on Friday, September 9.

Visiting Interior Minister of Iran Ahmad Vahidi and his accompanying delegation met and conferred with Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi on Arabeen rituals.

Mohammad Sadegh Motamedian, governor of West Azerbaijan in northwest Iran discussed ways of mutual cooperation with Prime Minister of Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Masrour Barzani in a meeting on Tuesday.

Tishreen movement, supported by Sadrists, plan to march Saturday in Baghdad on the anniversary of the sweeping protests of 2019.

A senior security source said, at least three Katyusha rockets landed inside Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone on Wednesday.  

As Iraqi lawmakers met on Wednesday in Baghdad's Green Zone to vote on the recent resignation of parliament speaker Mohammed al-Halbusi, clashes broke out between supporters of Iraqi populist cleric Muqtada al-Sadr and security forces.

The State News Agency on Wednesday reported that the Iraqi council of representatives voted to renew the confidence in the parliament speaker after he submitted his resignation on Monday.

The Spokesman of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) on Tuesday revealed that with the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) have signed the agenda of the State Administration Coalition to form the government.

Coordination Framework renewed its readiness to go to early elections in Iraq meanwhile calling on the Kurdish parties to resolve their candidate for the presidency, the state news agency reported.

Almost six years on, Turkey’s public remains in the dark on the burning execution of two compatriots in Syria.

Sweden's Strategic Production Supervision Organization has issued a license for Swedish companies to export arms to Turkey.

The disputes with Greece will be useful ammunition for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan should he decide to manufacture a crisis that would divert attention away from his country’s economic disintegration.

Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said one police officer was killed when a bomb exploded near a residence that houses police in the southern Turkish province of Mersin while wounding another officer.

A Swedish delegation will visit Turkey next week for talks on the extradition of people labelled as "terrorists" by Ankara, Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said on Monday, Ahval reported.

The Council of Europe Committee of Ministers’ Deputies on Tuesday called on Turkey’s top court to expedite the application from Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtas over his ongoing detention while renewing a call for his release.

The Joint Chairman of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of the Euphrates Region condemned the drone attack of the Turkish army on the building of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration and considered these attacks to be aimed at destroying the autonomous administration and the democratic experience of northern and eastern Syria.

Sinem Mohammed, the representative of the Kurdish Autonomous Administration in northern Syria, met and talked with various American officials, including the US special envoy in northeastern Syria.

Mazloum Kobani warned if Turkey gets the chance to attack the Syrian Kurds again, it will not hesitate.

Syrian Kurds in the areas of the Syrian opposition welcomed the decision to launch a program to teach the Kurdish language at the opposition-affiliated Free Aleppo University in the city of Azaz.

Many Kurds in Syria have said that they could lose their newfound rights if Syria's government reconciles with Turkey.

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) published a statement on the anniversary of its founding, saying that the solution based on democratic principles is the only way out of the current crisis in Syria.