Haider Ibrahim

Haider Ibrahim is an Iraqi journalist and TV presenter specializing in digital and social media, with a focus on Iraq and the Gulf region.

Iraq | Nov 24, 2022

Iraqi government, parliament working together to pass bills

The pace of completion of pending legislation is quickening amid noticeable cooperation between the executive and legislative branches of the current government.

Iraq | Jul 19, 2022

Mega projects do little to calm Iraq's housing crisis

Despite several mega housing projects launched in Iraq, most notably the Al-Rafeel City project and Bismayah New City in Baghdad, Iraq still needs millions of houses to end the housing crisis.

A picture taken on Jan. 29, 2018, shows a man walking on the Iraqi capital's Rasheed Street, one of the oldest streets of the city.

Iraq | Jun 10, 2022

Iraqi parliament approves emergency food security bill

Iraqi lawmakers passed an emergency food security bill weeks after the Federal Supreme Court labeled unconstitutional a similar bill proposed by the caretaker government.

This picture taken on March 26, 2022, shows a view of the exterior of Iraq's Council of Representatives.

Iraq | May 27, 2022

Dispute over Iraqi Kurdistan's energy resources ramps up

The Iraqi Ministry of Oil has announced plans to establish a new oil company for the Kurdistan Region.

Haider Ibrahim

Iraqi government, parliament working together to pass bills

Mega projects do little to calm Iraq's housing crisis

Iraqi parliament approves emergency food security bill

Dispute over Iraqi Kurdistan's energy resources ramps up

Podcasts

American aid volunteer David Eubank says Syrian Kurds feel even more betrayed by US in wake of Turkey's most recent attacks

Swedish academic Paul Levin says Sweden's decision to cut off Syria's Kurds is a pyrrhic win for Turkey

Kurdish gains in Iraq and Syria drive Turkish attacks, says researcher Meghan Bodette

Haider Ibrahim

Iraqi government, parliament working together to pass bills

Mega projects do little to calm Iraq's housing crisis

Iraqi parliament approves emergency food security bill

Dispute over Iraqi Kurdistan's energy resources ramps up

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Podcasts

American aid volunteer David Eubank says Syrian Kurds feel even more betrayed by US in wake of Turkey's most recent attacks

Swedish academic Paul Levin says Sweden's decision to cut off Syria's Kurds is a pyrrhic win for Turkey

Kurdish gains in Iraq and Syria drive Turkish attacks, says researcher Meghan Bodette