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Aveen Karim

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Abu Dhabi
As seen in: The National, Global Voices, Center for a New American Security (CNAS)
Deputy Foreign Editor @TheNationalNews | Kurdish & Romanian hybrid | @soasalumni | Former head of @RudawEnglish | Views are my own
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What do the US-Saudi strikes mean for the war?

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By Enas Refaei Verified, Aveen Karim Verified
| The National Verified
Iraq’s Popular Mobilisation Forces said at least 20 fighters were killed and 32 wounded on Wednesday in joint US-Saudi attacks on its headquarters across the country. The strikes hit its official facilities in the provinces of Baghdad, Wasit, Nineveh, Basra, Kirkuk, Karbala and Diyala, the group said in a statement.
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What will Iraq's Ali Al Zaidi look to achieve on visit to Washington?

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By Aveen Karim Verified
| The National Verified
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi has departed for a visit to the US, his first international trip since taking office, with oil and gas deals expected to be signed as part of a broader push to strengthen strategic ties with Washington. Iraq has been seeking to balance its relations with Iran and the US, particularly amid renewed military escalation between the two countries. Baghdad has also come under pressure from Washington in recent months to rein in Tehran-aligned militia groups.
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Cash, gold and arrests: Iraq's anti-corruption drive faces credibility test Original

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By Aveen Karim Verified, Sinan Mahmoud Verified
| The National Verified
Dramatic images of stacks of cash and gold allegedly seized from politicians' homes have dominated Iraqi social media in recent days, as a major anti-corruption crackdown prompted a wave of speculation over which officials might be detained next. Iraqi security forces have arrested 47 politicians so far in what Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi described as the beginning of an anti-corruption crackdown in the country.
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