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India Expands Cross-Border Payment Power Under RBI Oversight

Full Authorization Signals India’s Push Toward Integrated Global Settlement Rails

Nouri Al-Maliki’s New Doctrine For Power: Pragmatism Over Defiance?

2026-02-14    Shafaq News  On January 24, 2026, the Shiite Coordination Framework (CF), currently the largest bloc in Iraq’s parliament, named former Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki as its nominee for the country’s next premier, reopening one of Iraq’s most consequential political debates. The response was immediate. Debate intensified in Baghdad, regional capitals recalculated their positions, and Washington issued warnings.

Iraq once again stands at a familiar crossroads, this time under heavier internal strain and sharper external scrutiny. The question is not simply whether Al-Maliki is returning, but whether he returns unchanged or as a political figure reshaped by conflict, experience, and years outside executive office.

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Crypto Liquidity Stress Signals Banking Oversight Tightening

Digital asset withdrawals pause as Federal Reserve prepares regulatory shift

Iraq's Liquidity Crisis Threatens Public Sector Salaries And Pensions

2026-02-15 Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq’s financial resources are no longer sufficient to secure public sector salaries and pensions, informed sources told Shafaq News on Sunday, as the government withdrew about $18B from official banks.

The sources noted that the Iraqi cabinet withdrew nearly 20 trillion Iraqi dinars (approximately $13.2B) from Rafidain Bank, between 7 and 8 trillion dinars ($4.6–5.3 billion) from Rasheed Bank, and about $7 billion from another bank. Additional funds were also drawn from the industrial and agricultural banks to finance salary payments in recent months.

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Multipolar World Confirmed — But Leaders Warn of Dangerous Rule Vacuum

Global Business Summit signals structural power shift without coordinated governance framework

Customs Authority: The ASYCUDA System Enhances Fairness And Raises Revenues To 200 Billion Dinars

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The Customs Authority confirmed on Sunday that the ASYCUDA system currently in use in customs work calculates fees based on weight and number. While noting that the ASYCUDA system has increased revenues, it expects rates to increase in the coming period.

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ECB Expands Euro Liquidity Worldwide in Strategic Reserve Shift

Global backstop move strengthens euro’s international role and challenges dollar funding dominance