Iraq rejects coalition forces after September 30

The article discusses Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Yasidi's rejection of the presence of any coalition forces beyond September 2026. He emphasized that the withdrawal process and the transfer of positions to Iraqi forces are progressing smoothly, with the scheduled date for completing the withdrawal set for September 30. It also highlights the government’s efforts to restrict arms to the state’s control and to bolster national sovereignty through the containment of armed groups, as well as reinforcing sovereignty by implementing legal procedures and engaging in dialogues with factions. Additionally, the article covers the Prime Minister’s visit to Europe, during which security issues were discussed, along with an overview of economic policies, including budget development and safeguarding citizens' land rights. It also mentions the ongoing anti-corruption efforts, which have yielded notable results since the government took power, including the recovery of funds and clear indicators of a decline in corruption.

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