Baghdad's culinary scene has evolved, with sushi becoming a popular dish. In recent months, sushi has gained massive popularity in the capital. Several new Japanese restaurants have opened, offering a variety of authentic flavors. Whether you’re new to sushi or a seasoned fan, these sushi spots in Baghdad promise to deliver top-notch flavors.
Here are the best sushi houses in...
Milan Fashion Week, showcasing women’s wear for fall and winter 2025/2026, features a talented Kurdish designer. Darko Idris, a 22-year-old from Sulaymaniyah, presents his bridal fashion collection at this prestigious event. He participates alongside three other designers specializing in this field.
Young Kurdish designer shines at Milan Fashion Week with his unique collection. Idris, a fourth-year medical student, takes great...
A seminar advocating for the establishment of a cultural museum in Najaf took place at the Najaf Heritage Museum and the 1920 Revolution Museum (Khan Al-Shilan). Experts and academics gathered to discuss the importance of preserving the city’s rich history.
The seminar, titled “For the Establishment of a Cultural Museum in Najaf,” was supervised by the Head of the General...
Lina Ishaq, a 52-year-old Swedish woman, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for war crimes and genocide committed against the Yazidi people. She joined the jihadist group, Islamic State (IS), in Syria, where she held Yazidi women and children as slaves. This marks a significant legal development, as it is the first time IS crimes against the...
Iraq’s poverty rate has declined, marking a positive shift in the country’s economic landscape. The Ministry of Planning announced that the poverty rate now stands at 17.5 percent, compared to 20.05 percent in 2018. This decrease reflects improvements in economic conditions and social welfare programs.
Iraq’s poverty rate drops due to a nationwide survey conducted in cooperation with the Kurdistan...
Iraq wants a new location for its upcoming World Cup qualifier against Palestine. The match, scheduled for March 25, is part of Group B in the Asian qualifying rounds. FIFA originally suggested Amman, Jordan, as a neutral venue, but Iraq objects. The Iraqi Football Association (IFA) insists that playing in Amman violates FIFA’s neutral venue regulations.
Iraq seeks a fair...
Iraq has announced a major change to its travel policy, requiring visitors from several countries to obtain a visa before arrival. The new rule, which takes effect on March 2, affects travelers from the United States, European Union, and multiple Asian nations. This decision marks a shift in Iraq’s entry requirements, impacting thousands of tourists and business visitors.
Authorities stressed...
With the arrival of Ramadan, preparations for engaging and diverse television programming have reached their peak. Various channels have announced an extensive lineup of religious, entertainment, and cultural programs, ensuring a vibrant and immersive experience for audiences throughout the holy month.
Comprehensive Ramadan Coverage
The programming schedule has been carefully designed to provide a balanced mix of content. It includes in-depth...
The General Union of Writers and Authors in Iraq hosted a special session to discuss "The Infinite Stairs That Create Us" by Luay Hamza Abbas. The event featured insightful critiques, literary readings, and discussions on the book’s unique themes and interpretations.
A Complex Literary Classification
During the session, critic Ahmed Al-Zubaidi emphasized the difficulty of categorizing "The Infinite Stairs That Create Us." He explained that...
In the heart of Iraqi kitchens, where rich flavors and traditional recipes come to life, Shalgham—the humble turnip—holds a special place. Though often overlooked, this root vegetable has been a staple in Iraqi households for generations, offering both nutritional benefits and a comforting taste that ties back to the country’s agricultural heritage.
Shalgham in Iraqi Cuisine
Shalgham, or turnip, is widely...