Iraqi Militias and Armed Groups

US dollars, a barrel of oil are displayed, highlighting Iraq’s reliance on foreign currency amid growing economic pressures and U.S. financial warnings. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Iraq Faces Economic Shock if Armed Groups Join Next Government, Analyst Warns

Chaldean Catholic clergy lead a religious procession in Alqosh, Nineveh Plains, Dec. 22, 2025. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

Armed Groups and Security Vacuums Block Christians’ Return to the Nineveh Plains

United States Special Envoy to Iraq, Mark Savaya. (Graphic: Kurdistan24)

USA

U.S. Envoy Savaya: We Continue to Support Iraq Towards a Strong, Militia-Free State

U.S. Department of State Spokesperson Tammy Bruce. (Graphic: Designed by Kurdistan24)

USA

U.S. State Department to Kurdistan24: PMF Bill Threatens Iraq’s Legal Institutions

One of the targeted oil fields in the Kurdistan Region. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

Sabotage: The Goal Behind the Drone Strikes on KRG Oil Infrastructure

Barbara Leaf, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs. (Graphic: Designed by Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

Barbara Leaf: Kurds Offers Pathway for Regional Stability

Ammar al-Hakim, head of the Al-Hikma Movement. (Photo: Ammar al-Hakim's official Facebook page)

Iraq

‘Armed Groups Pledge No Tension with U.S.’ al-Hakim

Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. (Photo: Sadr's X account)

Iraq

Sadr Orders Saraya Al-Salam to Refrain from Armed Actions Amid Regional Tensions

Yousef Al-Kalabi, spokesperson for PMF(L)(Photo: Buratha news agency) -Yousif al-Kilaby embracing one of the strikers at their tent in Sulaimani(R). (Photo found on Social Media)

Kurdistan

Iraqi Militias Internal Turmoil Drives Destabilization Tactics Against KRG