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Wednesday, June 24, 2026

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Iraq’s Rice Revival Gains Momentum as Water Surge Masks Climate Risks

Al-Mishkhab-Iraq’s rice production is rebounding sharply after years of drought, with improved water availability allowing farmers to return to cultivation

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Inferno bus tragedy leaves 21 dead as Iraq struggles to identify victims

Irbil-Iraqi authorities were working on Monday to identify victims of a passenger bus crash and fire that killed 21 people