Iraq court rules no region can secede after Kurdish independence bid

06 Nov 2017

“Iraq’s Supreme Federal Court ruled on Monday that no region or province can secede, strengthening the government’s hand as it seeks to prevent a repeat of September’s Kurdish independence vote.”

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