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Dana Taib Menmy

Dana Taib Menmy

Dana Taib Menmy

Dana is an investigative journalist and °®Âþµº's Iraq reporter. His work has appeared in Al-Monitor, Al Jazeera English, Middle East Eye, The National, among many other outlets.

Areas of focus: analysis on Iraq's politics, security, economy, human rights, minorities, women and environment. 

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The PKK denies any presence in Syria, urging an end to foreign intervention and warning of Turkey's military activities near Mosul.

23 December, 2024

Political disputes and cost disagreements have stalled Iraqi Kurdistan oil exports since March 2023, with no resolution in sight.

19 December, 2024

Iraq's Interior Ministry and a Kurdish party strongly deny claims that Maher al-Assad secretly fled through Iraq after leaving Damascus last week.

18 December, 2024

Kurdish observers warn Barzani's statement risks overstepping Syrian Kurds, potentially undermining their position in a post-Assad Syria.

17 December, 2024

Iraqi families share photos and names of detainees freed from Syrian regime prisons after 20 years missing, once presumed dead, now offering hope.

12 December, 2024

Iraq refuses asylum for thousands of Syrian soldiers who fled pre-Assad collapse; about 3,000 remain detained under Iraqi custody.

12 December, 2024

Iraq bolsters border defenses and welcomes more than 1,000 Syrian soldiers, as Assad’s regime has collapsed and Syria in turmoil.

08 December, 2024

The controversy has thrown a spotlight on Baghdad’s role in the neighboring conflict and exposed divisions within Iraq’s political landscape.

05 December, 2024

Iraqi prime minister Al-Sudani's remarks mark a departure from Iraq's previous attempts to distance itself from the Syrian conflict.

04 December, 2024

Under a recent agreement, 30 detainees were handed over to Iraqi authorities, including 10 from Kirkuk. Charges range from terrorism to other offences.

03 December, 2024