Haider Abdel-Murshed – Researcher
Introduction
Iraq - just like the rest of the world - has suffered from extremism, and perhaps the bitter Iraqi experience with extremism leading to violence has exceeded what other countries experienced. This became clear, especially after the US occupation of Iraq in 2003.
In any case,...
Dr. Abdulaziz Alawi Al-Issawi - is an academic specializing in electoral affairs and democracy studies.
Introduction
The signature of the President of the Kurdistan Region last February on the regional order to set the first of the coming November as the date for holding parliamentary elections in the region, paving the...
Nabil Jabbar Al-Ali Al-Tamimi – Researcher
Introduction:
Iraq is located at the heart of a complex regional environment of cultural, religious, and political differences and intersections, which has made it a place for international and regional political play-offs for many decades. The scene of the conflict on its lands returned again...
Dr. Khaled Hashem - Researcher in International Relations
US President Joe Biden's visit to the Middle East from 13-16 July 2022 represents a turning point in the US administration's policy towards the region, and the return of US interest in it and its issues after being ignored for a long...
Firas Elias – Researcher
The expected first visit of US President Joe Biden to the Middle East in mid-July, which will include Israel and other Arab and Gulf countries, as well as the active regional movement carried out by some regional powers, is accompanied by a complex political situation in...
Dr. Ghassan Salem - Researcher
Abstract
Water is a necessity on Earth, and global water consumption is increasing significantly. There should be ways to keep the demand for water while also providing resources.
This study presents a potentially promising technology that creates precipitation from clouds. This technique is known as cloud seeding....
Faisal Abdullatif Yassin/researcher
Population inflation and the steady increase in the number of births are among the most difficult challenges that may face any country in the world, especially in developing countries. Which often suffers from structural political, security, and economic problems accompanied by an institutional inability to formulate public...
Ali Najat / writer and researcher specializing in Middle Eastern affairs and Islamic movements.
Iranian-Saudi relations have witnessed many ups and downs since the victory of the revolution in 1979 and the establishment of the Islamic Republic in Iran, and thus can be divided into three periods of cooperation, competition,...
Mays Bassem Ismail/ Banker - Master of Banking Sciences
Executive Summary:
(Basel III): A reflection or reaction to the global mortgage crisis that struck the world in 2008, which was one of the most important reasons for banks to increase their financial leverage excessively, in addition to the lack of...
Dr. Adnan Yassin Mustafa/ Professor of Development Sociology - University of Baghdad
Introduction
The major health challenges throughout history have invaded societal and institutional structures, and caused social, economic, environmental, and political losses. They threatened all developed and developing countries of the world and affected all groups (adults, youth, and children)...
