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Supporters of Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr burn posters depicting the Swedish flag during a protest in Karbala on June 29, 2023, denouncing the burning of the Koran in Sweden. (Photo by Mohammed SAWAF / AFP)

Sweden's Prime MInister Ulf Kristersson attends the European Council Summit, at the EU headquarters in Brussels, on June 29, 2023. (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / AFP)

The country's oil reserves increased by 10 billion barrels and its natural gas reserves by eight trillion cubic feet after a three-dimensional seismic survey near Basra, a key oil hub located about 550 km south of the capital Baghdad. -AFP pix

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Selangor Zakat Board (LZS) Colllection Division chief Muhd ​​Fikri Naim Harun. Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID / SINAR

Cell phone covers showing the image of Iraq's late ousted dictator Saddam Hussein are displayed with others at a shop in Amman. - Twenty years after the fall of his regime, the late Iraqi president Saddam Hussein remains admired and popular in Jordan where his image can still be seen across the country. The instantly recognisable face peers out from car stickers to mobile phone covers in Jordan, despite symbols and images associated with his rule being widely considered taboo in Iraq itself. - Pic: AFP

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An iraqi man shows a post on a social media platform on Feb 12, 2023 in the capital Baghdad, with a picture of TikTok celebrity Om Fahad, announcing that she has been jailed by the authorities. - AFP

Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian. Photo by Atta Kenare/AFP FILE PIX.