A day in iraq

TODAY IN HISTORY: Legendary Nigerian Singer, Fela Kuti Dies

Fela Kuti pioneered a unique style of music called "Afrobeat" at a time when it was relatively unknown and unpopular in Nigeria, Africa, and beyond.

Trump's Travel Ban Against Six Majority Muslim Countries to Expire on Sunday

After losing challenges in appeals courts, on March 6 the White House unveiled a revised ban, excluding Iraq and exempting people who already had visas.

TODAY IN HISTORY: Nigeria Hands Over Oil-Rich Bakassi Peninsula To Cameroon

Other key events on this day 1. Multiple suicide bombings killed about 796 people in Qahtaniya, Iraq - 2007 2. U.N. cease fire took effect in Lebanon - 2006 3. 14th Olympic games closed at London, Great Britain - 1948 4.

"You Will End the War Outside; We Will Start It in Prison": Hamas Threaten Uprising in Israel Prison

One senior Hamas official reportedly told Yaakobi, "You will end the war outside; we will start it in prison." A high-ranking Fatah official added, "We will have our Independence Day inside the prison."

Joe Biden Vows to retaliate after Iranian backed militants kill 3 American soldiers and injure over 30 others in Jordan

He did not specify the number of those injured in the incident, but a U.S. official later said that at least 34 personnel were being evaluated for traumatic brain injuries. "We had a tough day last night in the Middle East.

The Longest Sniper Kills in History

In May 2017, Mosul remained one of the last few ISIS strongholds in Iraq. As the Iraqi army and other friendly militias assaulted the city, a JTF2 sniper team was providing overwatch for the attack.

Islamic New Year: How do Muslims observe it and will Iran war impact celebrations?

Ashoura demonstrations in Pakistan, Lebanon and Iraq have also been a site of tributes to Palestinians. This Hijri New Year is the second to pass since the Israel-Hamas war began in October 2023.

Blinken says US 'not aware of or involved in' Hamas chief's killing

, Syria, Iraq, you name it," Blinken told a forum in the city-state.

World: Man agrees to plead guilty to Killing 5 at Fort Lauderdale airport

On the same day, they said, he purchased a one-way airline ticket from Anchorage that would stop in Minneapolis before continuing to Fort Lauderdale.

What is next in the Israel-Iran war?

Iran's first target could be American bases in Iraq - a country where Iran has also built a strong network of Shia militias (Hashd al Shaabi).

The World's Greatest Ancient Cities

Babylon, Iraq Babylon was also a city in ancient Mesopotamia. Some historians say it was founded in 1894 BCE and abandoned in 1000 CE. Others say it was founded around 2300 BCE.

Crude prices drop after Angola quits OPEC

ActivTrades analyst Ricardo Evangelista said the departure of Angola, a relatively small producer at 1.1 million barrel per day, would hurt OPEC less than if it had been a big producer such as Iraq.

Here is the reason Africa cant really be free

Africa Day is also about reflecting on education in Africa.

The African country suffering the most from Iran's and Israel's missile strikes

Recent conflict between Israel and IranIsraeli and Iranian military attacks have been fierce for the third day in a row.

Khamenei's Friday Prayer Sermon Exposes Iranian Regime's Fears of Regional Strategy Collapse

In a highly anticipated sermon during Friday prayers on October 4, the Iranian regime's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei delivered a speech that, despite the regime's efforts to frame it as a show of strength, revealed his deep anxiety

Israeli strike kills another senior Hezbollah commander as diplomats scramble for calm in Lebanon

Hezbollah launched rockets on northern Israel a day after a Hamas surprise attack on southern Israel in October, leading to limited clashes along the tense border.

Iran revenge strike on US Army base may have used 'dirty warheads'

Iran's assault on the Al Asad airbase in Iraq on January 8, 2020 remains the largest ballistic missile attack on American forces in US history.

Death toll in Israel strikes on Hezbollah strongholds hits 492

Israel announced dozens of new air strikes on Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon Tuesday, a day after 492 people, including 35 children, were killed in the deadliest bombardment since a devastating war in 2006.