Iraq is set to implement a two-day nationwide curfew in November as part of preparations for the country’s first population census in nearly three decades, according to a statement from Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s media office. This upcoming census is Iraq’s first in 27 years and represents a significant undertaking for a nation that has faced numerous challenges, including conflicts and political instability. On Sunday, al-Sudani chaired a meeting of the Supreme Council for Population and discussed preparations underway for the general population and housing census, which is sche…