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Iraq tries to stem influx of illegal foreign workers from Pakistan, other nations

  • The Iraqi labor ministry says the influx is mainly from Pakistan, Syria and Bangladesh, also citing 40,000 registered immigrant workers
  • Authorities are trying to regulate the number of foreign workers as Iraq seeks to diversify from the currently dominant hydrocarbons sector
By AFP ·

Baghdad reinvents itself as heritage tourism destination

By Arab News ·

US diplomatic facility attacked in Baghdad, no casualties, embassy says

By Reuters ·
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Another batch of around 300 Pakistani pilgrims stranded in Baghdad returns home

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Iraq’s top Christian leader reinstated as head of church

By AFP ·

Iraq detains at least 12 after latest attack on Baghdad KFC

By Reuters ·

Denmark to close its Iraq embassy

By Reuters ·

Iraqi court acquits police officer convicted for murder of a government adviser

By Reuters ·

Pakistan condemns rocket attack on Baghdad airport, voices support for Iraq

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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