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Will Iraq’s New Prime Minister Really Take On Corruption?

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By Mina Al-Oraibi Verified
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Corruption Mina Al-Oraibi Since late June, Iraqis have been enthralled by a political drama that rivals anything on Netflix’s Narcos. In footage released by Iraqi authorities, police raid the homes of dozens of parliamentarians and officials, uncovering stashes of banknotes, gold, and weapons in living rooms, kitchen walls, and buried underground.
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Abu Dhabi announces ‘a place for all’ with new Dar Al Funoon performing arts centre

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By Mina Al-Oraibi Verified
| The National Verified
A new performing arts centre, Dar Al Funoon Abu Dhabi, is scheduled to open next to Saadiyat Cultural District in 2030. In an exclusive interview with The National, Mohamed Al Mubarak, chairman of the Department of Culture and Tourism Abu Dhabi, said the Frank Gehry-designed venue would be “a centre of excellence”.
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Ten years after Jo Cox was killed, the UK should remember – and honour – her legacy

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By Mina Al-Oraibi Verified
| The National Verified
Today marks a decade since the killing of Jo Cox, a British Member of Parliament whose voice still resonates among many, especially those of us fortunate enough to have known her. Cox was only in Parliament for 13 months, having been elected in May 2015, only to be killed on June 16, 2016, in the final week before the British public voted to leave the EU.
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