All Policy Analysis by Fawzi al-Zubaidi

By finding lasting solutions in coordination with both parties, relations can be mended and the gridlock and animosity that is crippling cooperation between the two parties can be put to an end.

Iraq’s stagnant political and legal environments today indicate that the country still faces a deep strategic impasse as a result of international obligations and limitations.

The repercussions of the Abu Ragheef committee are still playing out in Iraq, as the Sudani government attempts to assign blame and pursue justice.

Amid global uncertainty, Gulf states are seeking to strike a delicate balance between old and new partners.

Structural reforms in Iraq’s security services are difficult but necessary to implement to bolster the country’s national security.