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Post-Saddam Iraq at 23: The War It Never Wanted Is Back

On the anniversary of the 2003 invasion, Iraq finds itself trapped between the same external powers that have defined — and destroyed — its...

Israel Allegedly Backs Iranian Kurdish Militias in Border Land Grab

Israel is conducting airstrikes in western Iran to support Iranian Kurdish militias, who aim to take advantage of the ongoing U. S.-Israeli war with...

Give Iraq’s Constitution a Chance

Iraq is once again at a crossroads. Elections were held late last year, and the ballots have been counted. Yet Iraq remains without a...

US-Israeli Strike on Iran Triggers Massive Energy Market Turmoil

The U. S.-Israel conflict with Iran has significantly disrupted oil and natural gas exports from the Middle East, leading to production stoppages in various...

How Iran’s Protests Opened a New Kurdish Front

NEWS BRIEF Armed Kurdish separatist groups attempted to cross from Iraq into Iran, according to sources, in a move that suggests external actors are seeking...

The Revolutionary Guards and the Making of Iran’s Iraq Policy

Iran’s policy toward Iraq since the 2003 US invasion has been shaped far more by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps than by Iran’s civilian...

Halbousi elected to steer Iraq’s fragile new parliament

NEWS BRIEF Iraq’s parliament elected veteran Sunni politician Haibat al-Halbousi as speaker in its first post-election session, marking the start of a fragile and often...

Iraqi Official Says Iranian Gas Expected Back Within Days

NEWS BRIEF Iraq's halted gas supplies from Iran are expected to resume within a week, an electricity ministry engineer told Reuters, offering temporary relief from...

Iran Cuts Off Gas to Iraq, Plunging Millions Into Darkness

NEWS BRIEF Iran has cut off all gas supplies to Iraq, the Iraqi electricity ministry announced on Tuesday, crippling the country's power grid and eliminating...

Iraq’s Quest for Wheat Independence Threatened by Severe Water Shortages

Iraq, historically one of the Middle East’s largest wheat importers, has in recent years sought to achieve self-sufficiency by expanding domestic wheat production. Strategic...

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Former Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila has...
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