Iraq said Sunday a new power line will bring electricity from Turkey to its northern provinces as authorities aim to diversify the country's energy sources to ease chronic power outages. The 115-kilometre (71-mile) line connects to the Kisik power station west of Mosul and will provide 300 megawatts from Turkey to Iraq's northern provinces of Nineveh, Salah al-Din and Kirkuk, according to a statement by the prime minister's office. Prime Minister Mohamed Shia al-Sudani said the new line was a "strategic" step to link Iraq with its neighbouring countries. "The line started operating today," Ahmed Moussa, spokesperson for the electricity ministry, told AFP. Decades of
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