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URGENT Federal Court: Stop the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested in the law of the House of Representatives
Release Date: 2018/7/23 9:50 • 469 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Federal Supreme Court decided to stop the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested unconstitutional law of the House of Representatives.
"The Federal Supreme Court held its session on Monday under the chairmanship of Judge Medhat al-Mahmoud and the presence of all members of the judges, and considered the request contained in the case of the Prime Minister, in addition to his job," the spokesman of the Federal Supreme Court, Ayas al-Samuk, said in a statement. , The Speaker of the House of Representatives / in addition to his function, to challenge the articles of the House of Representatives and its Formations No. 13 of 2018, where the plaintiff requested to stop the implementation of the provisions of those articles contested unconstitutional of the said law until the decision of the case.
He added that the Federal Supreme Court found that the request fulfilled the formalities required by the law and was based on legal reasons, and the constitutional judiciary represented by the Federal Supreme Court of the general jurisdiction to consider this request and based on the provisions of Article 151 of the Civil Procedure Law No. 83 of 1969, In accordance with Article 93 of the Constitution and Article 152 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the Federal Supreme Court decided to suspend the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested unconstitutional law of the House of Representatives and its composition until the resolution of the issue of the challenge of unconstitutionality, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution.
The Prime Minister Haider Abadi, stabbed on Sunday at the Federal Court the law of the privileges of deputies, "which was legislated by the House of Representatives before his dissolution, and demanded the Court to stop working."d
He added that the Federal Supreme Court found that the request fulfilled the formalities required by the law and was based on legal reasons, and the constitutional judiciary represented by the Federal Supreme Court of the general jurisdiction to consider this request and based on the provisions of Article 151 of the Civil Procedure Law No. 83 of 1969, In accordance with Article 93 of the Constitution and Article 152 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the Federal Supreme Court decided to suspend the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested unconstitutional law of the House of Representatives and its composition until the resolution of the issue of the challenge of unconstitutionality, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution.
The Prime Minister Haider Abadi, stabbed on Sunday at the Federal Court the law of the privileges of deputies, "which was legislated by the House of Representatives before his dissolution, and demanded the Court to stop working."d
Iraq refuses to establish permanent US military bases
Editorial Date: 2018/7/23 12:15 • 74 times read
(International: Euphrates News) Iraqi Ambassador to Russia, Haider al-Athari, stressed that the Iraqi government will not agree to the deployment and establishment of permanent US military bases in the country.
"I do not know if the United States has plans to establish military bases in Iraq," said al-Athari, according to the TASS news agency.
"I do not think this is true, because the United States withdrew its forces from Iraq in 2011 and does not intend to deploy permanent bases here," he said, adding that "the remaining US military in the country provide advisory support, but there is no talk about the establishment of military bases "He said.
The Iraqi ambassador, that if Washington really wanted to deploy military bases in the country, the Iraqi government will say {no} ".
"The Iraqi government has repeatedly said that we do not have any American bases. We are starting from the fact that Iraq's sovereignty is a first priority, so the decision to have military bases is taken only by the government, not by others," he said. is over
"I do not think this is true, because the United States withdrew its forces from Iraq in 2011 and does not intend to deploy permanent bases here," he said, adding that "the remaining US military in the country provide advisory support, but there is no talk about the establishment of military bases "He said.
The Iraqi ambassador, that if Washington really wanted to deploy military bases in the country, the Iraqi government will say {no} ".
"The Iraqi government has repeatedly said that we do not have any American bases. We are starting from the fact that Iraq's sovereignty is a first priority, so the decision to have military bases is taken only by the government, not by others," he said. is over
Baghdad operations' and 'the popular crowd' chasing remnants of a fugitive in Kirkuk and the outskirts of Baghdad
BAGHDAD, July 23 (UPI) - Popular Popular Forces (PFLP) groups have carried out operations to track terrorist groups in areas of Kirkuk and Salahuddin provinces.
"Formations of the popular mobilization forces have been able to cut off strategic routes used by terrorists who are urging infiltration and escape between Hawija district in Kirkuk province and the Hamrin mountains," a statement issued by the Popular Media Directorate said on Sunday.
"The engineering effort of the 88th brigade in the popular mobilization has succeeded in cutting off the strategic methods used by the organization calling on the terrorist to infiltrate from the villages of Hawija to the Hamrin mountain range stretching from the fields of Olas to the Fatha area northeast of Salahuddin province," the statement said.
The statement added, 'There is intelligence information to the presence of elements of the organization within the mountain chain'.
On the other hand, the security forces of the Baghdad Operations Command managed to destroy three crossings of terrorists and arrested five accused of various issues in the capital.
According to a statement issued by the Security Information Center of the Ministry of Defense, and handled by several local media, 'Proactive operations conducted by the security forces of the Baghdad Operations Command resulted in the search for relics of weapons and ammunition to destroy three terrorist crossings in the village of Nadim in Tarmiyah, north of Baghdad, As well as dealing with various weapons remnants of the gangs of terrorist advocates in the areas of Maamer and Umm Najm Abbadi west of Baghdad, as well as arrested five criminals accused of committing various crimes'.
The tracking and beating of terrorist groups and factions in different cities and regions has led to a significant and significant decrease in the rate of terrorist bombings by car bombs and explosive belts among civilians, especially in Baghdad.
"The engineering effort of the 88th brigade in the popular mobilization has succeeded in cutting off the strategic methods used by the organization calling on the terrorist to infiltrate from the villages of Hawija to the Hamrin mountain range stretching from the fields of Olas to the Fatha area northeast of Salahuddin province," the statement said.
The statement added, 'There is intelligence information to the presence of elements of the organization within the mountain chain'.
On the other hand, the security forces of the Baghdad Operations Command managed to destroy three crossings of terrorists and arrested five accused of various issues in the capital.
According to a statement issued by the Security Information Center of the Ministry of Defense, and handled by several local media, 'Proactive operations conducted by the security forces of the Baghdad Operations Command resulted in the search for relics of weapons and ammunition to destroy three terrorist crossings in the village of Nadim in Tarmiyah, north of Baghdad, As well as dealing with various weapons remnants of the gangs of terrorist advocates in the areas of Maamer and Umm Najm Abbadi west of Baghdad, as well as arrested five criminals accused of committing various crimes'.
The tracking and beating of terrorist groups and factions in different cities and regions has led to a significant and significant decrease in the rate of terrorist bombings by car bombs and explosive belts among civilians, especially in Baghdad.
The document: Ministry of Planning spent more than 36 billion dinars dues contractors Dhi Qar
Baghdad / Al-Ghad Press:
According to a document issued by the Ministry of Planning, on Sunday, the ministry agreed to spend more than 36 billion dinars to the province of Dhi Qar.
According to a document obtained by "Al-Ghad Press", "the ministry agreed to spend an amount of 36 billion and 315 million and 300 thousand dinars and represents the amounts owed by contractors to the province of Dhi Qar for 2018 and by 30%."
The document indicated that "the Ministry authorized the province of Dhi Qar the power of implementation and drainage, taking into account compliance with the instructions and powers of implementation of the investment budget."
Iraq: Renewed demonstrations under the slogan «drop corrupt»
Monday, 23 July 2018
Source: Baghdad - Agencies
The provinces of Diwaniyah and Muthanna in central Iraq yesterday, hundreds of demonstrators to protest the deterioration of services and the spread of unemployment and financial and administrative corruption within the calls for a unified demonstrations under the title «the overthrow of corrupt».
Protesters in Diwaniyah held banners calling for accountability and dismissal, as well as improving services and job opportunities.
The city of Samawa, the center of Muthanna province, saw the emergence of a similar protest, in which protesters demanded the resignation of Governor Faleh al-Zayadi.
Dozens of protesters also surrounded the Dhi Qar Governorate building in the city of Nasiriyah to protest against the deterioration of living conditions, the power outage and the demand to bring down the corrupt.
In the meantime, the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi, the government's duty is to communicate with citizens and listen to them and to consider their demands and respond to them.
On the other hand, the Iraqi prime minister appealed to a law that gives former members of parliament financial and moral privileges in violation of the law. d
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Iraq declares its position on the law of "Jewish nationalism" of the Zionist entity
Date of release: 2018/7/23 9:05 • 224 times read
{Baghdad: Al-Furat News} Iraq declared its position on the law of "Jewish nationalism" recently legislated by the Zionist entity.
"The Iraqi Foreign Ministry strongly condemns the so-called national law adopted by the Israeli entity," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmad Mahjoub in a statement. "It is a law that perpetuates racism and undermines the remaining hopes of the peace process and the solution of the Palestinian issue." "He said.
"The ministry also confirms that this law by turning the construction of settlements and Judaizing Al-Quds Al-Sharif into a constitutional principle in flagrant violation of international law and UN resolutions, including the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, which prohibits the transfer and displacement of the population in the occupied places during the wars, Occupied territories and United Nations Resolution 2334 of 2016, adopted by the Security Council, which directly criminalizes Israeli settlement and calls for a cessation of violence against Palestinian civilians. "
He added that "the Iraqi Foreign Affirming the non-recognition of the Zionist entity and the illegitimate Knesset from which this law emerged, it calls on the international community to activate its decisions and oblige the Israeli entity to abandon this unjust law and stop its violations of international law and repeated attacks on the Palestinian people."
The so-called Council of the Knesset (parliament) in the Zionist entity ratified last Wednesday by a majority of 62 members and 55 opposition, with two abstentions, the so-called "Basic Law: Israel - the nation-state of the Jewish people," which enshrines the priority of Jewish interests and values in all areas of life of the state and society And abolishes the Arabic language within the entity.
"The ministry also confirms that this law by turning the construction of settlements and Judaizing Al-Quds Al-Sharif into a constitutional principle in flagrant violation of international law and UN resolutions, including the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, which prohibits the transfer and displacement of the population in the occupied places during the wars, Occupied territories and United Nations Resolution 2334 of 2016, adopted by the Security Council, which directly criminalizes Israeli settlement and calls for a cessation of violence against Palestinian civilians. "
He added that "the Iraqi Foreign Affirming the non-recognition of the Zionist entity and the illegitimate Knesset from which this law emerged, it calls on the international community to activate its decisions and oblige the Israeli entity to abandon this unjust law and stop its violations of international law and repeated attacks on the Palestinian people."
The so-called Council of the Knesset (parliament) in the Zionist entity ratified last Wednesday by a majority of 62 members and 55 opposition, with two abstentions, the so-called "Basic Law: Israel - the nation-state of the Jewish people," which enshrines the priority of Jewish interests and values in all areas of life of the state and society And abolishes the Arabic language within the entity.
The arrival of the first batch of Iraqi pilgrims by air to the Holy Land
Release date: 2018/7/23 11:11 • 111 times read
(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) arrived on Monday morning, the first aircraft carrying 380 pilgrims to the Iraqi airport Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Aziz in Madinah coming from Baghdad International Airport.
The official spokesman of the body, Hassan Fahad al-Kinani, said in a statement received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it, "the body began today to promote air pilgrims and the number of four flights a day, where the first of these flights this morning to Medina with 380 pilgrims on board."
He explained that "the promotion of pilgrims by air through the five Iraqi airports [Baghdad - Najaf, Basra - Erbil - Sulaymaniyah] will continue until the ninth of next August."
Al-Kanani said that "the launch of the first convoys of pilgrims from their provinces will be effective July 27, and more than 50 buses a day."
He explained that "the promotion of pilgrims by air through the five Iraqi airports [Baghdad - Najaf, Basra - Erbil - Sulaymaniyah] will continue until the ninth of next August."
Al-Kanani said that "the launch of the first convoys of pilgrims from their provinces will be effective July 27, and more than 50 buses a day."
We did not cut off electricity from Iraq and protests 'spontaneous'
BAGHDAD, July 23 (IranMania) - Iran's ambassador to Iraq, Erj Musjidi, said on Friday that Iran is denying its exports of electricity to Iraq and that the Iraqi side is committed to paying all its debts.
In an interview with Al-Waqat, Ambassador Masjedi denied media allegations that Iran's cut-off of its electricity exports to Iraq had triggered the popular protests.
He said that the main reasons for the recent protests in Iraq are the Iraqi people's demand that all social welfare, electricity and water services should be solved. Therefore, these protests are of a civil and social nature. The protests are due to the fact that most Iraqi citizens are largely dissatisfied with the performance of the Iraqi political movements and parties, which are not interested in their issues and demands.
The Iranian ambassador, Ali Afawi, the movement organized by some social networks, and pointed out that when the social protest movement began, some political forces tried to enter the arena, seeking to win the wave of these protests in their favor and expressed that the assumption that the formation of these civil protests led by some Iraqi forces Foreign and some internal Iraqi political movements, such as the Baath party, is largely untrue because, on the one hand, according to the Iraqi political parties statement, we have seen that everyone respects the will of the Iraqi people. On the other hand, Avoid violence and threaten the lives of citizens and destroy public property, so it can be said that it is possible to exploit foreign currents to these protests, but this does not mean that the protests were artificial.
Masjedi said that Iran exported a certain amount of electricity to Iraq, and in the chapters where Iranian provinces need to consume a large amount of electricity, it is normal to reduce their exports to Iraq in line with domestic consumption.
He stressed that Iran's suspension of the export of electricity to Iraq is not true in any way, but it stops only at certain hours and here it should be noted that electricity in Iraq connected at night fully.
The Iranian ambassador, saying: The reduction of Iran's exports of electricity to Iraq is not linked in any way with the issue of Baghdad's debt to Tehran and this issue was raised in recent meetings held by Iranian officials with their Iraqi counterparts, where both sides agreed that Iran will continue to export electricity to Iraq But will reduce the proportion of exports when the economic pressures on them and pointed out that it is natural that Tehran reduce these exports when increasing domestic consumption.
The Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Iraq, in connection with Iraq's debt to Iran, stated that the Iraqi Government was repaying its debts under a pre-agreed timetable. Although there were some obstacles that had delayed payment, the Iraqi Government was obliged to pay all Debt obligations in general.
Kuwait provides 30,000kw of electricity to Basra
23/07/2018 - 00:34
The Kuwaiti government has provided emergency aid to Iraq in the light of the difficult conditions faced by a number of Iraqi cities due to the severe shortage of electricity.
Kuwait's Undersecretary of Electricity and Water, Engineer Mohammad Bu Shahri, said that in view of the current difficult circumstances faced by the brothers in the Republic of Iraq, which is partly due to a severe shortage of electricity, the Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah has offered urgent assistance to brotherly Iraq.
He explained that the Ministry of Electricity and Water donated 17 mobile generators with a total capacity of 30 thousand kilowatts to alleviate the electricity crisis in the Iraqi city of Basra.
The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity announced yesterday that the State of Kuwait will equip the ministry with kerosene fuel to operate the obstruction units.
The ministry said in a statement that "under the guidance of the Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Oil will begin to equip the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity with kazaweel fuel to operate the suspended generating units and support the operating units."
Adding that he was waiting (Friday) to arrive at the ports of Basra barge Kuwaiti loaded with 30 thousand cubic meters of fuel kasaweel, as a down payment, and that the quantities continue periodically over the coming days.
Iraq, OPEC's second-largest oil producer after Saudi Arabia, has shrunk its refining capacity when militants stormed the Baiji district south of Baghdad in 2014.
Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 and committed atrocities against its people before an international coalition led by the United States ousted the Iraqi army.
Iraq has imported between 1500 and 2000 MW from Iran to cover the shortage of its internal production. The Iranian government announced the suspension of export to Iraq in conjunction with the high temperatures that reached in the city of Amara (southern Iraq) to 51 Celsius because of say it is the accumulation of debt to Iraq, More than 23 thousand megawatt hours of electricity, to meet the needs of the population and institutions without interruption. But can not produce more than 15 thousand and 700 megawatts of electricity, leading to the need to import from abroad. The problem is usually exacerbated in the peak season of the summer, with temperatures rising, which coincides with frequent interruptions in the national grid.
They released Iraq
23/7/2018 12:00 am
Dr.. Karim Shagaidl
In the demonstrations of the French students in 1968, it was the end of the general strike. Charles de Gaulle could only meet the request of the writer and thinker Jean-Paul Sartre when he told him: "France was released." The first initiative to lift the ban on what was called Night "), which are circulated by people at night in secret ways, and then ended with the dissolution of the National Assembly and the announcement of the establishment of new elections, and if we want to tell our politicians today or the Prime Minister specifically:" released Iraq .. "Will come out of us and say Iraq is imprisoned? Yes, sir, the Iraqi people are imprisoned for their necessary needs. The government is also imprisoned for the differences of some politicians and their riding waves. Imposed by ministers, agents and directors-general to reach the lowest employee appointed within the proportions they initiated, the prison of financial and administrative corruption practiced by some and covered by some others, prisoner of sectarian premises for some, who have no other weapon to blackmail the emotions of people The simple ones who gave them their voices
Let them down.
Iraq came out healthy and still has a soft wound that did not heal. It came out of a vicious war in which heroic feats and victories dazzled the world, thanks to the heroes of our brave army, the internal security forces, especially the federal police, the heroes of the popular crowd, the tribesmen and the Peshmerga forces. In which the forces of the people of different sects and components united, because the land of Iraq was not liberated from the defilement of the terrorists, what have you offered to your people? Have you offered what is equivalent to the great sacrifices of the young people of Iraq who fled the soil of the homeland with their pure blood? What did you give to their parents? Their parents, widows and orphans? Think once that you are fair to this people who have suffered the scourge of terrorism and was a prisoner of the dangers that have raged in the markets, schools, colleges, mosques, Husayniyat and even homes.
Sacrifices.
Of course, we do not deny the existence of politicians who seriously think to meet the demands of the demonstrators, but the demands can not be met overnight by my order from the Prime Minister. Rather, they need to combine all efforts and do not tolerate the presence of those who obstruct them for political reasons. , And work opportunities, and we can add to it the reconsideration of the levels of education, and the accounting of corrupt, and the imposition of the law, and the restriction of arms by the state, and eliminate the manifestations of armament, and codify tribal norms to achieve the rule of law, and the protection of freedoms, and these demands are not impossible, Iraq as united against Dr. To be the first initiative to return the Internet to social networking sites ?!
Iraq: Protest-hit Basra Demands Autonomy
ERBIL — After weeks since the beginning of deadly protests, and following government’s apparent independence towards responding to protesters’ demands, Basra provincial council on Sunday asked for autonomy from Baghdad.
The demand was announced after an extraordinary of the provincial council’s session.
Following the meeting, acting president of the council, Walid Gaitan, said the demand would be officially submitted to the central government in Baghdad on Monday.
He revealed that the proposal of establishing the autonomous region of Basra has already received approval from 15 members of the council.
The official further revealed that the Basra provincial council will submit a request to Iraq’s electoral commission within two weeks to set a date and begin preparations for holding a referendum on autonomy for Basra.
The oil-rich province in southern Iraq is witnessing violent protests for the past two weeks in which people demand for improved living conditions, more job opportunities and better public services.
According to Iraqi independent board of human rights, 13 protesters have so far been killed during clashes with security forces in different provinces of Iraq, with 729 others wounded.
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Today in History
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My San Antonio
Today in History Today is Sunday, July 22, the 203rd day of 2018. There are 162 days left in the year. Today's Highlights in History: On July 22, 2011, Anders Breivik (AHN'-durs BRAY'-vihk), a self-described "militant nationalist," massacred 69 people at a Norwegian island youth retreat after detonating a bomb in nearby Oslo that killed eight others in the nation's worst violence since World War II. Read the full story
We Paid Off $147,000 in Debt in 3 Years. Here’s How We Became Financially Free
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George Soros Bet Big on Liberal Democracy. Now He Fears He Is Losing.
The New York Times
His enemies paint him as all-powerful, but the billionaire philanthropist believes that his political legacy has never been in greater jeopardy. Read the full story
IMF warns G20 that tariffs will harm global economy as Trump threatens escalation
CBC News
The International Monetary Fund is warning world economic leaders that a recent wave of trade tariffs would significantly harm global growth, a day after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened a major escalation in his dispute with China. Read the full story
OIL/COMMODITIES/ENERGY
Oil prices are continuing to rise — here’s why
New York Post
Dear John: Please don’t drink the Kool-Aid. Gasoline is just too expensive. The price of $2.87 versus $2.85 or $2.84 is just way too high. There is just too much price manipulation. By whom, I don’t know. Why do prices significantly increase when there is a hiccup in the world, but the prices do not reduce when all is well? At this writing there is no reason why a gallon of regular gas is higher than $1.90. JM Dear JM: As I’ve been writing for a long time, the price of energy is controlled by Read the full story
No End in Sight for Commodity Crash With Charts Sending Bear Signals
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Non-stop business knowledge Get more on The Bloomberg App Copper Declines Below $6,000 as Trade Triggers Metals Freefall What’s next for commodities after a recent price collapse? It looks like more bad news, if the chart watchers are right. The Bloomberg Commodity Index has tumbled about 10 percent from a high in May amid mounting concerns that a trade war could derail global growth, curbing demand for everything from aluminum to soybeans. Even gold, a traditional haven asset, failed to catch a Read the full story
Here's what'll stop copper from plunging
Business Insider
A worker pours melted copper into a furnace at the KGHM Copper and Precious Metals smelter and processing plant in Glogow May 10, 2013. Copper prices have been plummeting. Short interest in the commodity is rising. A few factors could lift copper back up. Copper briefly dipped below $6k yesterday raising the question, how low can it go? At least near-term trade war sentiment seems able to push the market where it likes since the physical indicators are fairly soft unless scrap tightens Read the full story
BANKS/BANKING/CREDIT
Is the era of easy money over?
CNN Money
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The Federal Reserve spiked the punch bowl a decade ago. Now it's slowly taking it away. Read the full story
Personal Financial Platform Even Secures $40 Million Through Latest Investment Round | Crowdfund Insider
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Even, a U.S.-based personal finance platform, announced this week it secured $40 million through its latest round of funding, which was led by Keith Rabois of Khosla Ventures, with participation from Valar Ventures, Allen & Company, Harrison Metal, Ron Conway, Silicon Valley Bank, and BCVP.... Read More The post Personal Financial Platform Even Secures $40 Million Through Latest Investment Round appeared first on Crowdfund Insider. Read the full story
Banks Engage in Twitter War
AllAfrica
Sterling Bank may not be the most popular bank in Nigeria. But on Saturday, it crept into the consciousness of many Nigerians, perhaps, potential customers, all thanks to a tweet, which has since gone viral. The tweet is a less-than-subtle shade thrown at the banks' rivals including Guaranty Trust Bank, Access Bank, First Bank and Union Bank. It contains a graphic with the logos of the four banks manipulated to show they are not worthy of customers' attention. Shoot for the moon, become a star - Read the full story
Angola Central Bank sells €222M to commercial banks
FurtherAfrica
The National Bank of Angola (BNA) sold at auction on Monday the amount of EUR 222, 72 million in the primary market to cover operations for the regularization of final delays (commodities and services). Read the full story
JPMorgan is thriving under Dimon a decade after financial crisis
New York Post
In an interesting twist of fate, Lloyd Blankfein’s departure from Goldman Sachs, announced last week, leaves JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon as the lone survivor from the financial crisis. (Blankfein will officially retire Sept. 30.) Dimon is the last banker standing on this, the 10-year anniversary of the financial crisis beginning with the failure of Lehman Bros. on Sept. 15, 2008. That set off a series of C-suite departures, including Stanley O’Neal of Merrill Lynch (which was sold by then-CEO John Read the full story
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Economic Calendar - Top 5 Things To Watch This Week: Trade, Earnings, GDP
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Economy seen busting out with 4% GDP, but it won’t mean squat without an encore
MarketWatch
The economy hit the gas pedal in the spring and may ripped off one of the fastest growth spurts since the U.S. exited the Great Recession nine years ago. Great news, all right, but it won’t mean much without a few encores. Read the full story
Why a market veteran thinks Wall Street is letting fear overtake rational investing
River Twice Capital’s Zachary Karabell suggests Wall Street is foolishly undervaluing strong earnings and economic fundamentals.
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CRYPTO'S / DIGITAL CURRENCY
After six months of record losses, can cryptocurrencies look forward to a hack-proof future?
South China Morning Post
South China Morning Post
The case for closer regulation of digital asset trading gains ground after losses of US$1.73 billion so far this year Read the full story
The Ledger: Crypto from the Mountains to the Coast
FORTUNE
We talked crypto in Colorado this week as part of Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech event, and one thing that struck me—along with Aspen’s stunning mountains—was how far the conversation has come. It wasn’t so long ago that a panel on cryptocurrency would turn on whether Bitcoin would still be around in another year. Things are different now. At our breakfast roundtable, the discussion ranged from distributed applications to real estate tokens to the coming blockchain “platform wars”—topics that once Read the full story
After six months of record losses, can cryptocurrencies look forward to a hack-proof future?
South China Morning Post
The case for closer regulation of digital asset trading gains ground after losses of US$1.73 billion so far this year Read the full story
CURRENCIES
© Reuters. Dollar tumbles after Trump comments Read the full story
The dollar looks like its topping
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President Donald Trump accused the EU and China of manipulating their currencies. The US dollar index is testing a key technical level. It looks like the greenback has peaked or that it is in the process of peaking. Now that POTUS has weighed directly into the currency manipulation issue, basically accusing both the EU and China of manipulating their currencies lower to achieve competitive advantage while the US economy attempts to fire on all cylinders amid a rising rate cycle, the trading Read the full story
Currency War Threatens to Ripple Across Global Markets
FORTUNE
An employee points to the inked printing plate of a sheet of 5 USD notes at the US Treasury's Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, DC July 20, 2018. - The dollar slid against the euro and pound on Friday, July 20, 2018, as US President Donald Trump adopted an aggressive posture on trade and foreign exchange, stoking talk of a currency war in addition to a trade war. The currency war has arrived. So say some of the best and brightest in the $5.1 trillion-per-day foreign-exchange market Read the full story
US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin watching Chinese yuan weakness for manipulation
The United States is monitoring the recent weakness in China's yuan currency and will review whether the currency has been manipulated, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Reuters on Friday.
Zimbabwe dismisses new currency claims
FurtherAfrica
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has dismissed social media claims that the apex bank will introduce a new currency. Read the full story
INSURANCE / HEALTH / SCIENCE
Three hacks to help your brain learn stuff faster
Fast Company
Fast Company
Trying to learn some new skills and improve your current ones? Join the club. Unfortunately, many of us find the learning process slow, tedious, and painful. But the good news is that there are a few brain science–backed techniques to help you acquire and master new skills a bit more speedily. Here’s a look at three of them. Related: How to teach your brain something it won’t forget a week later 1. TAP INTO THE SPACING EFFECT Skill-acquisition isn’t an event, it’s a process. If you truly want to Read the full story
Pharmaceutical companies are backing away from a growing threat that could kill 10 million people a year by 2050
Business Insider
A researcher tests bacteria's ability to growth in the presence of antibiotics. Novartis in July became the latest pharmaceutical company to shut down its antibiotics research projects. The move comes as FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb has expressed concern over the growing epidemic around antimicrobial resistance, which is when bacteria grow resistant to available medications. New options to combat the resistant bacteria include antibiotic-combination therapy and bacteriophage therapy. Just two Read the full story
America's Drinking Habits Are Killing More Young People, Study Suggests
TIME
Cirrhosis and liver cancer are getting more common across the board Read the full story
This Is What You’re Body’s Trying To Tell You When You Randomly Wake Up Early
Bustle
It's happened to all of us at some point or another; waking up after what feels like a good night's sleep, only to find that it's still the middle of the night. It can feel so frustrating to wake up hours before the alarm goes off, especially when we… Read the full story
This Is What Happens to Your Brain During Depression
National Geographic
What does depression look like? In this stop-motion animation, artist Emma Allen brings neuroscience to life. Read the full story
Opioids: Why 'dangerous' drugs are still being used to treat pain
BBC News US
Despite links to UK hospital deaths and a US addiction crisis, opioids remain the painkiller of choice. Read the full story
Meet the 29-year-old who founded a company that's using technology to find treatments for diseases thought to be incurable
Business Insider
Alice Zhang, co-founder and CEO of drug discovery company Verge Genomics Verge Genomics Alice Zhang started Verge Genomics in 2015 with Jason Chen to combine innovation in neuroscience, machine learning and genomics and apply it to the drug discovery process. The vision for Verge was to become the first pharmaceutical company that automated its drug discovery engine, helping to rapidly develop multiple lifesaving treatments in diseases like Alzheimer's disease, ALS, and Parkinson's disease where Read the full story
USA/CANADA
130,000 veterans are about to get a hefty refund from the Department of Defense
MarketWatch
MarketWatch
Veterans face unique financial challenges — here’s what they might want to do with the money. Read the full story
Mnuchin 'very hopeful' on trade talks with EU, Japan
CNN Politics
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is "very hopeful" the US can make progress brokering separate free trade deals with the European Union and Japan during a weekend summit in Buenos Aires. Read the full story
Mnuchin echoes Trump on hitting China with massive tariffs
Axios
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin echoed President Trump's sentiment that the U.S. will possibly impose tariffs on more than $500 billion worth of goods imported from China, the Wall Street Journal reports. The details: Trump said on Friday that he was "ready" to hit China with tariffs, inching the U.S. closer to a massive trade war. Mnuchin also said, while speaking before a meeting with G-20 finance ministers, that Trump "fully" supports independence of the Federal Reserve, after Trump Read the full story
U.S. courts allies with free trade offers at G20, France resists
Reuters
The United States sought to woo Europe and Japan with free trade deals on Saturday to gain leverage in an escalating tariff war with China but its overtures faced stiff resistance from France at a G20 finance ministers meeting dominated by trade tensions. Read the full story
World Economic Leaders Condemn President Trump's Twitter Trade Rants at G-20 Summit
TIME
Officials from Germany to Japan and South Africa rejected Trump's stance Read the full story
Trump Signals Consequences for Michael Cohen Over Secret Recording
The New York Times
With a tweet, President Trump signaled open warfare on his longtime fixer, who has publicly discussed the idea of cooperating with the Justice Department. Read the full story
EMERGING MARKETS
Mexico's outgoing and incoming ministers meet ahead of key trade talks
Reuters
Reuters
Members of Mexico's incoming and outgoing presidential administrations gathered on Saturday to begin collaborating before a series of key meetings on trade, the foreign ministry said in a statement. Read the full story
Nearly One Year After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rican Morgues are Still in a Crisis
TIME
The forensic sciences department has been overwhelmed by the amount of bodies Read the full story
Cuba moves toward striking changes to officially recognize private property, foreign investment
The Washington Post
A rewrite of communist Cuba’s constitution would also create the position of prime minister. Read the full story
MIDDLE EAST
Dubai raises energy efficiency spending to $137m
Mubasher
Mubasher
Dubai – Mubasher: Dubai has spent AED 250 million ($68 million) on energy efficiency projects last year, increasing its investments in the futuristic field to AED 500 million ($136.7 million) overall. The emirate’s new projects are expected to … Read the full story
Iraq protests: What you should know
Aljazeera
Thousands of Iraqis have taken to the streets of Najaf, Basra, Maysan, Dhi Qar and Karbala, rallying against rising unemployment, corruption, poor governance and perceived Iranian interference. Smaller protests have also erupted in the capital, Baghdad. The scale and ferocity of the protests has seen security forces use live ammunition, tear gas, and water cannon on the crowds, killing at least 14 since July 8, according to police and medical sources. Despite being home to oilfields that account Read the full story
The US, electricity and Iran: What's behind the Iraq protests?
Aljazeera
Baghdad, Iraq - Is the United States behind the protests in southern Iraq? Well, the answer to that question is both yes and no. Yes, because the US led the invasion and occupation of Iraq in 2003, which destroyed much of the infrastructure the country needed to remain a modern society. No, because before the US, former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein punished the south's residents by not building infrastructure after they rose up against him during the 1990-1991 Gulf War. But there was another Read the full story
Egypt rejects Jewish-nation law passed by Israeli parliament
ABC News
Egypt's government says it rejects a controversial legislation passed by Israel's parliament defining Israel as a nation-state of the Jewish people Read the full story
Israel and Hamas reach ceasefire after deadly fight
NBC News
Egypt and the United Nations helped negotiate a treaty, bringing a shaky peace after a deadly fight along the Gaza Strip that ranks among the worst in years. Read the full story
Egypt hikes natural gas prices by up to 75 percent
ABC News
Egypt has raised natural gas prices for households and businesses by between 33.3 and 75 percent Read the full story
Egypt says Israel's Jewish nation-state law undermines Middle East peace
Reuters
Egypt on Saturday said a new Israeli law giving Jews the exclusive right to self-determination in the country undermined the chances for peace in the Middle East and the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes. Read the full story
AFRICA
UAE Exchange Rebrands its Rwanda Operations as Unimoni
Global Banking & Finance Review
Global Banking & Finance Review
The announcement was made in the presence of KasangwaChanthal, Executive Director – Operations Department, Central Source Read the full story
More babies may be dying in Congo due to Dodd-Frank law on ‘conflict minerals’
MarketWatch
Infant deaths in Congo surge because of U.S. bank law that tried to tame violence in the so-called conflict minerals trade that once supplied Apple. Read the full story
Angola: World Bank spends US$280M on agriculture, water
FurtherAfrica
At least USD 280 million will be earmarked for additional funding of Second Institutional Development Project of Water Sector (PDISA2) and the Commercial Agriculture Development Project. Read the full story
Tanzania: Locals Request Entry Into Tanzanite Enclosure
AllAfrica
Mirerani Residents of Mirerani Town in Simanjiro District have requested the government to allow them to pass through the main gate of the tanzanite enclosure wall so they could go to carry out their mining activities. They said they were currently facing economic hardships individually after they were prevented from entering the walled enclosure in Manyara Region. For about a week ago, the residents including brokers, owners of mines, mineral buyers, women selling fruits and greens, have been Read the full story
Nigeria: Bitcoin Rises to U.S.$7,400 As Crypto Markets Hit U.S.$297 Billion
AllAfrica
(Photo: Pixabay) Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency has traded above $7,400, posting an 11 per cent jump just as the digital currency market added $25 billion to reach a market valuation of $297 billion. With the good news of growing institutional involvement in the crypto space, Bitcoin was trading at $7455.46 as at press time according to the data on CoinMarketCap. This is the first time in the last one month that Bitcoin crossed the crucial resistance of $7000. The rise in the Read the full story
How will a global trade war affect Africa?
Aljazeera
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has upgraded its growth outlook for sub-Saharan Africa in 2019, citing a recovery in Nigeria. Africa's most populous country is recovering from its worst contraction in a quarter of a century, thanks to rising prices for commodities like oil. And there's a positive contagion effect. In an update to its World Economic Outlook report, the IMF said the sub-Saharan region as a whole is now expected to grow 3.8 percent in 2019. That's up 0.1 percent compared with Read the full story
ASIA
China, EU seize control of the world’s cyber agenda
POLITICO
POLITICO
The U.S. guided global internet policy for decades. Now, the EU and China are taking the lead. Read the full story
In private, Trump vents frustration over lack of progress on North Korea
The Washington Post
The Washington Post
U.S. negotiators have faced stiff resistance from their North Korean counterparts despite the president’s declaration that the crisis had been “largely solved.” Read the full story
Chinese leader arrives for Africa visit as US interest wanes
ABC News
Chinese president arrives for Africa visit as US interest under Trump wanes Read the full story
What to know about China’s ties with Africa, from aid to infrastructure
South China Morning Post
President Xi Jinping’s tour of four African countries is expected to extend Beijing’s influence on the continent Read the full story
EUROPE
New UK Brexit chief: We may not pay exit fee if no deal
ABC News
ABC News
Britain's new Brexit chief has suggested Britain might not pay its 39 billion pound ($51 billion) divorce bill if no trade agreement with the European Union is reached Read the full story
Brits reject May's Brexit plan, some turn to Boris and far right: poll
Reuters
Prime Minister Theresa May's plans to leave the European Union are overwhelmingly opposed by the British public and more than a third of voters would support a new right-wing political party committed to quitting the bloc, according to a new poll. Read the full story
UK could refuse to pay Brexit bill EU fails to agree trade deal, says Raab
Sky News
Britain could refuse to pay its divorce bill to Brussels if it does not get a trade deal, the new Brexit Secretary has warned. Read the full story
German industry groups warn U.S. on tariffs ahead of EU-U.S. meeting
Business Insider
A container ship is shown at port in Long Beach, California Thomson Reuters BERLIN (Reuters) - German industry groups warned on Sunday, ahead of a meeting between European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and U.S. President Donald Trump, that tariffs the United States has recently imposed or threatened risk harming the U.S. itself. The U.S. imposed tariffs on EU steel and aluminum on June 1 and Trump is threatening to extend them to EU cars and car parts. Juncker will discuss trade with Read the full story
EU position on Brexit must evolve: Theresa May
Aljazeera
The European Union says the UK's new Brexit proposal has "some basis for negotiation", but that there are still major problems with the plan. Prime Minister Theresa May has struggled to satisfy members of her government who favour a clean break from the bloc and others who want to maintain close ties. Al Jazeera's Jonah Hull reports from London. Read the full story
CBI, ISX, Kauaihn Chatter:
CBI Update:
The CBI for Monday 7/23/18 did update on the indicative rates Sell Rate 1190
The currency auction is 194,896,377
There is no news and announcements for Monday 7/23/18
Shares Traded:
Value Traded:
ISX ended in Green
Kauaihn Chatter:
http://www.dinarguru.com/
7-23-2018 Newshound Guru Kaperoni ...currency reform is a process not an overnight event and for the dinar to go up in value it's going to be a float that appreciates based on supply and demand... I do believe Iraq is trying to create momentum for a private sector. They have signed a lot of contracts and then stated that a lot of investors are ready to come in to Iraq to participate in the rebuilding but can they get over the hump and actually implement? One thing is certain the protesters aren't going to wait much longer, they want jobs, they want an income, they want to start to rebuild and they want to see their families begin to be successful.
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru Breitling …the dinar is going to revalue…Iraq is active. Regardless of what’s going on out there with Iran, United States and Russia and all that stuff they are moving forward.
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru Whitelions ...if you think about it's a very small % of the world population owns dinar...not even 1%...we just think there is a lot because we live in dinar land and we think it's bigger than it is, and that is by the cbi estimates.
7-22-2018 Intel Guru Frank26 Article: "Start connecting Internet providers to international access portals" Quote: "work is under way to complete the linking of the other capacities to be included in the system, in order to improve and raise the level of services provided to citizens." Seriously family just stop and think about it...connecting Iraq to international portals???!!! COME ON!!!
7-22-2018 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat Article: "ZEINAB AL-KHAZRAJI SPEAKS OUT FOR DHI QAR ZEINAB PROVINCE DEMANDS" ...so we can see that the protesting is opening the “can of worms” and once opened other issues are now surfacing and demands are going to get greater and greater on the govt to resolve all these opened issues. Is this what they really want?"
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru Whitelions ...if you think about it's a very small % of the world population owns dinar...not even 1%...we just think there is a lot because we live in dinar land and we think it's bigger than it is, and that is by the cbi estimates.
7-22-2018 Intel Guru Frank26 Article: "Start connecting Internet providers to international access portals" Quote: "work is under way to complete the linking of the other capacities to be included in the system, in order to improve and raise the level of services provided to citizens." Seriously family just stop and think about it...connecting Iraq to international portals???!!! COME ON!!!
7-22-2018 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat Article: "ZEINAB AL-KHAZRAJI SPEAKS OUT FOR DHI QAR ZEINAB PROVINCE DEMANDS" ...so we can see that the protesting is opening the “can of worms” and once opened other issues are now surfacing and demands are going to get greater and greater on the govt to resolve all these opened issues. Is this what they really want?"
7-22-2018 Intel Guru Jester I DID TALK TO THE WOLF [Guru Redwolf] THURSDAY I BELIEVE IT WAS... HIS GUYS ARE THINKING THINGS ARE LOOKING CLOSER AND CLOSER...WE WILL NEVER KNOW A DATE AHEAD OF TIME...[Guru] MARKZ IS LOOKING TOO... HEARING ANY TIME NOW... BUT HE GETS THAT A LOT BECAUSE HE IS ON THE EDGE OF IT HAVING TO BE READY JUST ABOUT ALL THE TIME...
7-22-2018 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat Article: "ALI AL-ALAQ, THE CONTINUATION OF THE IRAQI DINAR TO MAINTAIN ITS STRENGTH AGAINST THE DOLLAR" Alaq is telling the govt and citizens he is still ready to move on the “project to delete the zeros” whenever they get this election mess straightened out. WOW! 2 articles in one week from the CBI on the strength of the dinar? Something is going on..
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru Whitelions I believe and mind you it's my belief...that it has to be a little over Kuwait and very close to Saudi Arabia ...so we figure 3.60 to 3.80 because they have to be able to run the country and compete with the market in the world as well...even if they just reinstate it, it will be over 3.00... and NO FLOAT...
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru chattels Article: "Economic expert: interruption of the Internet creates an unstable environment for investment" The internet disruption is a result of the protesting and civil strife.
7-22-2018 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat Article: "ALI AL-ALAQ, THE CONTINUATION OF THE IRAQI DINAR TO MAINTAIN ITS STRENGTH AGAINST THE DOLLAR" Alaq is telling the govt and citizens he is still ready to move on the “project to delete the zeros” whenever they get this election mess straightened out. WOW! 2 articles in one week from the CBI on the strength of the dinar? Something is going on..
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru Whitelions I believe and mind you it's my belief...that it has to be a little over Kuwait and very close to Saudi Arabia ...so we figure 3.60 to 3.80 because they have to be able to run the country and compete with the market in the world as well...even if they just reinstate it, it will be over 3.00... and NO FLOAT...
7-22-2018 Newshound Guru chattels Article: "Economic expert: interruption of the Internet creates an unstable environment for investment" The internet disruption is a result of the protesting and civil strife.
7-21-2018 Newshound Guru Whitelions I don't know how close we are but I do know the demonstrations are good to speed up change we need...
Elmer:
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Artmeister:
Not in today
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ARTICLE 1-A (from PM Abadi's website; posted only on Arabic side, not on English side)
Prime Minister Dr. Haider Al-Abadi heads a meeting of the Ministerial Council for National Security
Prime Minister and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Dr. Haider Al-Abadi on Sunday chaired a meeting of the Ministerial Council for National Security.
During the meeting, we discussed the cleansing operations carried out by our heroic security forces in the western Anbar desert to pursue the remaining terrorist cells and the continuation of these operations to eradicate terrorism completely.
The demonstrations also emphasized that peaceful demonstration is a right for citizens to express their demands, which are being implemented in the service and security crisis cell, preserving public property and not attacking our security forces, and also stressing that the security forces are exerting all their efforts to provide protection to the demonstrators and to remove the saboteurs from these Events.
The Council also discussed the issue of shading cars and its impact on the security situation, where the Council decided to prevent the shading of vehicles except for fundamental approvals.
The memorandum of understanding on military cooperation between the Iraqi Ministry of Defense and its Hungarian counterpart was approved.
Prime Minister 's Media Office
22 July 2018
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ARTICLE 1-B (from PM Abadi's website; posted on both Arabic and English sides)
Prime Minister Dr. Haider al-Abadi directed to strengthen the housing fund by 800 billion dinars
Prime Minister Dr. Haidar Al-Abadi promoted the housing fund by 800 billion dinars.The directive came in the interest of providing housing loans to citizens, which is estimated Including about 25 thousand new housing loan, which in turn will provide jobs for citizens and meet their basic needs.
Prime Minister 's Media Office
22 July 2018
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ARTICLE 1-C (from PM Abadi's website; posted on both Arabic and English sides)
Statement
Prime Minister Dr. Haider Al-Abbadi appeals to the Federal Court the law of the privileges of deputies, which was legislated by the House of Representatives before dissolving and asking the Court to suspend the work.
Prime Minister 's Media Office
22 July 2018
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ARTICLE 2
URGENT The Federal Court decides to stop the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested unconstitutional law of the House of Representatives
2018/7/23 9:56
The Federal Supreme Court decided to stop the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested unconstitutional law of the House of Representatives.
"The Federal Supreme Court held its session on Monday under the chairmanship of Judge Medhat Al-Mahmoud and the attendance of all the members of the judges, and considered the request contained in the case filed by the Prime Minister," the spokesman of the Federal Supreme Court, Ayas al-Samuk, said in a statement. For his job, the Speaker of the House of Representatives / in addition to his function, to challenge the articles of the House of Representatives and its Formations No. 13 of 2018, where the plaintiff requested to stop the implementation of the provisions of those articles contested unconstitutional of the said law until the decision of the case.
He added that the Federal Supreme Court found that the request fulfilled the formalities required by the law and was based on legal reasons, and the constitutional judiciary represented by the Federal Supreme Court of the general jurisdiction to consider this request and based on the provisions of Article 151 of the Civil Procedure Law No. 83 of 1969, In accordance with Article 93 of the Constitution and Article 152 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the Federal Supreme Court decided to suspend the implementation of the provisions of the articles contested unconstitutional law of the House of Representatives and its composition until the resolution of the issue of the challenge of unconstitutionality, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution.
The Prime Minister Haider Abadi, stabbed Sunday at the Federal Court the law of the privileges of deputies, "which was legislated by the House of Representatives before his dissolution, and demanded the Court to stop working."
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ARTICLE 3
UNHCR announces the end of the re-counting and sorting of the holy stations of Karbala
2018/7/22 18:49
[Ayna-Baghdad]
The Independent Electoral Commission announced the end of the re-counting and counting of the province of Karbala and preparing for the counting and sorting of the centers and electoral stations of the province of Najaf.
The spokesman of the Electoral Commission, Judge Laith Jabr said in a press statement received by the agency of all Iraq [where] a copy of it today that "the completion of manual counting and counting of the centers and stations received complaints and appeals to the province of Karbala Judge Laith Jabr said that the Board of Commissioners assigned judges Supervised the process of re-counting and manual sorting of the presence of the judge assigned to the governorate office. "
He added that "the Council will begin on Monday in the counting and manual counting of the centers and stations that received complaints and appeals to the province of Najaf and under the direct supervision of the Board of Commissioners of judges assigned as well as the judge assigned to the province of Najaf at the Baghdad International Fair.
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ARTICLE 4-A
URGENT Armed attack on Erbil governorate building and injury of policeman
2018/7/23 9:31
[Ayna-Baghdad]
The building of the province of Erbil, Monday morning, an armed attack resulted in the injury of a policeman.
"Two gunmen stormed the building of the province of Arbil and opened fire on the police guarding the building, wounding one policeman," said Tahir Abdullah, deputy governor of Erbil.
He added: "Asayish forces besieging the building of the province of Arbil, and is looking for gunmen who are holed up inside the building."
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ARTICLE 4-B
URGENT The crisis of the Erbil provincial building ends with the killing and wounding of the three attackers
2018/7/23 11:45 • 10 times read
The end of the crisis of the building of the province of Arbil, killing and wounding the three attackers
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ARTICLE 5
Man loses 140 kilos in this way!
2018/7/22 15:54 • 9 times read
[Ayna-Follow]
A British man lost about 140 kg of weight within two years and received a national award as the best slimming experience in 2018, having walked about 6,000 miles.
Dave Lancaster, 45, suffers from type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, joint pain, high cholesterol, onset of gout and sleep apnea due to overweight.
After reaching a critical point, Lancaster joined the Sailing World program in April 2016 and started hiking every day, more than the distance between San Francisco and New York in both directions, according to the British newspaper Mirror.
Lancaster reached about 310 kg, before he followed the slimming system, lost about 140 kg of weight, his waist size dropped from 66 to 36 inches, and no longer needed any medication to deal with his previous health.
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