Society
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The Nasiriyah Corniche Development Project: Enhancing Urban Life in Dhi Qar Governorate
The Nasiriyah Corniche Development Project in Dhi Qar Governorate is a significant initiative aimed at improving the city’s infrastructure and urban environment. With a 77% completion rate in its second phase, the project has made considerable progress in transforming the Corniche into a vibrant, functional space. Focusing on infrastructure upgrades,…
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New Road Signs in Baghdad Enhance City Navigation
The Baghdad Municipality has launched an initiative to install modern informational and directional signs throughout the capital. These signs will indicate the names of streets, main roads, and various government departments, providing clearer navigation for both residents and visitors. Modern road signs can greatly improve navigation and accessibility within the…
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Heritage on Two Levels: Baghdad’s Double-Decker Buses
The Leyland double-decker bus has been a significant part of Baghdad’s public transportation system and heritage since their introduction in the 1950s. These iconic buses have stood as a testament to Baghdad’s unique character among Arab capitals. Known locally as ‘Al-Maslaha’ or ‘Al-Amanah’, names derived from the Baghdad Municipality, these…
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Iraqi Man Becomes Famous Food Vlogger in China
Ahmed Mohammed Jaber, a post-90s man from Iraq, is leading a peaceful life and enjoying a fulfilling career in China as a popular food vlogger with a combined total of more than 15 million followers on Chinese social media platforms. Jaber is better known among his Chinese followers by his…
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Discovering Iraq: Interview with Author Karen Dabrowska
In this interview, we delve into the fascinating journey of author Karen Dabrowska, whose passion for Iraq’s cultural heritage has led her to write multiple books on the subject, including the notable Iraq: Then & Now: A Guide to the Country and Its People. She recounts how her initial trip to…
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Restoring Hope: Jaipur Foot’s Humanitarian Impact in Iraq
In the heart of Iraq, amidst the challenges wrought by conflict and adversity, a beacon of hope shines brightly for thousands of amputees. Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS), widely known as Jaipur Foot, has undertaken a monumental mission to restore mobility and dignity to individuals across the globe, including…
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Tuk-Tuks: Baghdad’s Affordable Transit Solution
In the lively streets of Baghdad, the tuk-tuk has risen to prominence as Iraq’s most economical mode of transportation. Due to its compact size and agility, this three-wheeled vehicle has become a go-to choice for city residents seeking a swift and budget-friendly means to navigate the congested streets of the…
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Iraqis gather for Eid al-Adha prayers
Iraq witnessed a joyous Eid al-Adha celebration as citizens came together for prayers and festivities. From busy city centers to smaller towns, mosques overflowed with worshippers marking the start of the holy holiday. Children also participated, learning how to pray. Eid al-Adha, a highlight of the Islamic calendar, transcended…
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Mosul Conference Promotes Religious Harmony
The Women’s Affairs Department within the Ministry of Migration and Displacement hosted the second conference titled “Unifying Religious Discourse and Enhancing Community Cohesion for the Return of Survivors of Violence.” Held under the patronage of Minister Ivan Jabro and in collaboration with the United Nations and the Renewal Organisation, the…
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The History of Mesopotamia: Interview with Professor & Archaeologist Roger Matthews
In an exclusive interview, Professor Roger Matthews, of the Archaeology Department at the University of Reading, speaks about his research and archaeological findings surrounding the prehistory and early history of the Mesopotamian region. Given your extensive research on Mesopotamia, could you explain why this region is considered the ‘cradle of…
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