An Iraqi Member of Parliament, Mohammed al-Karbouli, has been sentenced to two years in prison following a conviction for bribery. The ruling was delivered by Iraq’s Central Anti-Corruption Criminal Court on Thursday. The case centered around a $50,000 bribe, with al-Karbouli found guilty of accepting it. This sentencing marks a rare instance of accountability for corruption within the Iraqi government. While details beyond the sum and conviction remain scarce, the verdict is likely to be seen as a step toward combating endemic corruption. The case highlights ongoing efforts to address financial crime within the country’s political system. Further details are yet to be released regarding potential appeals.