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#WATCH | What does it mean when the United States opens its largest consulate on Earth in Iraq, a country that still bears the scars of America’s most catastrophic foreign-policy gamble? This isn’t charity. This is strategy. But what exactly is Washington trying to reclaim in a region where its influence has been steadily shrinking? Ananya Dutta decodes. | Hindustan Times

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'Pete Hegseth has failed': Iraq veteran Rep Chris Deluzio on Pentagon crises

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Iran 🇮🇷 v Iraq 🇮🇶 | Highlights | FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 Asian Qualifiers

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“Experimental, quirky and curious.” Students and staff at Trinity College Dublin have produced the world’s first film in the ancient - and dead - Sumerian language. The film is a dramatisation of a mythological poem preserved on 4,000-year-old cuneiform clay tablets excavated in modern-day Iraq. Link in bio for more 📲 #language #sumerian #babylonian #trinitycollegedublin #unilife #ireland | RTÉ News

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Veteran Army Capt. Ryan Kules is trying to set three indoor rowing world records as part of the Wounded Warrior Project series, Warriors Doing Hard Things. In 2005, Kules was injured when his vehicle was struck by an IED in Iraq. Two soldiers were killed in the attack while Kules lost his right arm and left leg. He's attempting these world records to honor the soldiers who were killed and to show other wounded warriors that they are not defined by their injuries. GO CAPT. KULES! | WBAL-TV 11 Bal

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Australia’s Joeys punched their ticket to next year’s U17 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia after a 3-3 thriller against Iraq. The match finished with tempers boiling over in a post-game brawl. Video courtesy: Jordan Football | ABC Sport

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