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Global Debt Fears, Currency Pressure, and Energy Shocks Push Financial System Toward a New Stress Point

Surging bond yields, weakening emerging market currencies, and persistent oil volatility are intensifying concerns about the stability of the global financial system.

The Judiciary Overturns The Decision To Impose (Service Fees) On Telecommunications Companies.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The Supreme Judicial Council announced on Wednesday the issuance of a decision to overturn the Communications and Media Commission's decision to impose fees on mobile phone companies under the guise of "service charges."

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Bond Markets, Oil Shocks, and Global Debt Fears Signal Mounting Pressure on the Financial System

Rising Treasury yields, volatile energy markets, and geopolitical instability are forcing governments and central banks into a new phase of financial stress management.

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Global Financial Reset Watch: Debt Stress, Energy Realignment, and BRICS Expansion Accelerate Systemic Shifts

Growing sovereign debt concerns, energy market restructuring, and expanding multipolar alliances are reshaping the global financial landscape as governments prepare for a more fragmented economic order.

Iraq’s new government faces constitutional challenge over confidence vote

2026-05-19    Shafaq News- Erbil/ Baghdad    Iraq’s newly approved government is facing a constitutional challenge after nominees from the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the State of Law Coalition (SLC) filed complaints contesting last week’s parliamentary confidence session, KDP parliamentary bloc head Shakhawan Abdullah said on Tuesday.

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Power of Siberia 2 Could Redraw the Global Energy Map as Russia Turns Fully Toward China

Russia’s proposed mega pipeline to China signals a historic geopolitical shift as Moscow accelerates its break from Europe and deepens long-term energy ties with Beijing.

Parliamentary Integrity: Investigations Into The "Theft Of The Century" Revealed That The Value Of Embezzled Funds Has Risen To Approximately 8 Trillion Dinars.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The Parliamentary Integrity Committee reported on Tuesday that investigations into the "theft of the century" case revealed that the value of embezzled funds had risen to about 8 trillion dinars.  According to the official newspaper, committee member Talib al-Baydani said that "recovering the looted funds is one of the basic duties undertaken by the Federal Integrity Commission in cooperation with the Parliamentary Integrity Committee," stressing that "the committee is continuing to follow up on this file continuously in order to recover Iraq's funds and hold those involved accountable."