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Iraq needs renewables, but they won’t solve its power problems without broader reforms

Two decades on from the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, efforts to improve the country’s electricity infrastructure have lagged. Despite massive hydrocarbon reserves, including the world’s fifth-largest proved crude oil and 12th-largest proved natural gas reserves, Iraq struggles with chronic electricity shortages. Citizens do not have access to reliable electricity …

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The dilemma of public sector salary payments in Yemen

Amid international efforts to resurrect the fragile peace in Yemen, the Iran-backed Houthi militia is imposing stringent conditions for their return to the negotiating table. The group is demanding the payment of civil servant salaries and a portion of oil revenues as prerequisites for peace, but with a catch: Paying …

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Legal experts during the launch of the shadow report according to the Universal Periodic Review mechanism

The UAE provided a unique model in combating terrorism with legal penalties and rehabilitation centers for extremistsAl-Jaber’s selection to take charge of COP28 came to his environmental career and his vision to develop ADNOC in accordance with environmental standards.The Abrahamic Family House is a bridge of communication and cooperation between …

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