Aysar Jabber Aysar Jabber is a journalist and writer who has worked for a number of satellite channels and news agencies. Iraq | Apr 27, 2022 Iraq grapples with rising food costs as a result of Ukraine war Ripple effects from the Russian invasion of Ukraine are driving the Iraqi government to allot additional funds to ensure the food supply is stable. Iraq | Mar 12, 2014 Economic chaos at Iraq's Anbar border crossings The security situation in Iraq's Anbar province has pushed security forces to close the border crossings on several occasions, impeding the movement of trucks transporting goods into the country and inflicting losses on traders. Iraq | Dec 30, 2013 Iraq fails to attract domestic capital Due to the deteriorating security situation as well as underdeveloped financial and banking apparatuses, Iraqi capital has been migrating outside the country. Iraq | Dec 19, 2013 Iraq looks to expand trade with Iran While officials in both Baghdad and Tehran stress that they are eager to further expand trade relations between the two countries, some Iraqis fear that the government’s pro-Iran policies could be hurting local merchants. Iraq | Dec 11, 2013 Iraq seeks to become regional trade hub As its economy continues to struggle, Iraqi officials are working to improve the country's transportation sector to make it an international trading hub. Iraq | Nov 25, 2013 Iran wary of Iraqi plans to increase oil exports Though its own exports are limited by international sanctions, Iran has criticized Iraq’s intentions to fill the market gap by increasing its own oil exports. Iraq | Nov 15, 2013 Iraq: Oil companies tighten security following attack Following the Nov. 1 attack on the Ahdab oil field in southern Iraq, foreign oil companies operating in the country have tightened security measures while the government tries to ease concerns. Latest News Sudan army quits truce talks with paramilitary foes Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 31, 2023 Sudan army suspends truce talks with paramilitary foes: official Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 31, 2023 Royal fever sweeps Jordan ahead of crown prince's wedding by Mussa Hattar | AFP | May 30, 2023 See more Podcasts Turkey scholar Howard Eissenstat on the dynamics of Erdogan's enduring success See more
Iraq | Apr 27, 2022 Iraq grapples with rising food costs as a result of Ukraine war Ripple effects from the Russian invasion of Ukraine are driving the Iraqi government to allot additional funds to ensure the food supply is stable.
Iraq | Mar 12, 2014 Economic chaos at Iraq's Anbar border crossings The security situation in Iraq's Anbar province has pushed security forces to close the border crossings on several occasions, impeding the movement of trucks transporting goods into the country and inflicting losses on traders.
Iraq | Dec 30, 2013 Iraq fails to attract domestic capital Due to the deteriorating security situation as well as underdeveloped financial and banking apparatuses, Iraqi capital has been migrating outside the country.
Iraq | Dec 19, 2013 Iraq looks to expand trade with Iran While officials in both Baghdad and Tehran stress that they are eager to further expand trade relations between the two countries, some Iraqis fear that the government’s pro-Iran policies could be hurting local merchants.
Iraq | Dec 11, 2013 Iraq seeks to become regional trade hub As its economy continues to struggle, Iraqi officials are working to improve the country's transportation sector to make it an international trading hub.
Iraq | Nov 25, 2013 Iran wary of Iraqi plans to increase oil exports Though its own exports are limited by international sanctions, Iran has criticized Iraq’s intentions to fill the market gap by increasing its own oil exports.
Iraq | Nov 15, 2013 Iraq: Oil companies tighten security following attack Following the Nov. 1 attack on the Ahdab oil field in southern Iraq, foreign oil companies operating in the country have tightened security measures while the government tries to ease concerns.
Sudan army suspends truce talks with paramilitary foes: official Agence France-Presse | AFP | May 31, 2023