Tag: Iraqi News

Green Iraqi Innovators Conference Highlights Youth-Led Climate SolutionsMore than sixty young innovators — including a strong representation of talented young women — gathered at...

Good Afternoon,The New Payment Order: Nations Build Rails Beyond the U.S. Dollar  The world is separating from single-currency dependence — fast.OverviewNew digital settlement rails and...

Tishwash:  An economist says non-oil revenues face major challenges, and there are three sources of funding for the budget.Economic expert Salah Nouri identified the...

Good Morning ,Oracle’s $38 Billion Debt Expansion Signals Mounting Corporate Leverage RiskA major U.S. tech giant leans heavily on borrowing as global financing conditions...

Newsweek: The Sudanese Man Who Wants To Make Iraq Great AgainIn an extensive report published by the American newspaper Newsweek, the spotlight was on...

Economist Urges Iraq to Rethink Budgeting MethodsOn Saturday, economist Salah Nouri called on Iraq’s Ministry of Finance and the executive branch to reconsider how...

Economic expert Manar Al-Obaidi has warned that Iraq’s financial situation has reached a critical stage, even as political leaders remain focused on electoral alliances...

Dinar RV: What Does Sudani’s Victory Really Mean for Speculators?After Tuesday’s election, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani’s Reconstruction and Development coalition came out...

Switzerland is about to get a big break from the United States — a 15% cut on tariffs for certain Swiss exports. This news...

Iraq’s Minister of Electricity, Ziad Ali Fadel, has ordered all ministry departments to enter a state of full alert on Saturday as the country...

Good Afternoon ,Global Metals Markets Reflect Shift Toward Asset-Backed Financial SystemsGold and strategic metals are becoming central to monetary policy and sovereign strategy.OverviewCentral banks...

Good Morning ,Global Finance Signals Structural Reset as Institutions Shift Toward Tokenized SystemsNew frameworks from the IMF, BIS, and central banks point to an...