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    The wounded of (Alhashd Alshaebii) between adjustment requirements and institutional rehabilitation

    Youssef Alaa: Researcher Introduction Post-war nations face several challenges, some of which are tied to the value questions that led them to that war and its causes, however, confronting the challenge of war returnees with their psychosocial circumstances stands out as an important victory that must be addressed. Especially with those...

    Iraq and Syrian: Relationship fluctuations and stability entitlements.

    Mustafa Al-Saray: researcher in Al bayan center- political studies department Iraqi-Syrian relations have not been stable throughout the historical period, involving geographical common factors, social ties, and mutual economic relations, security tensions and political volatility were the clearest factors, and affected the course of relations. Many times both party's relations...

    Foundations of sustainable peacebuilding in post-war cities: The city of Mosul as a case study

    Marwan Salem Al-Ali:  professor at the College of the Political Science/University of Mosul, specializing in strategic affairs. Introduction: The process of peace and its sustainability is a global humanitarian demand that humanity has sought since its existence. Despite the efforts made to achieve peace, it has not reached its desired ambition....

    Emerging forces and electoral law: Options to avoid the Sainte-Laguë equation

    Abdulaziz Aliwi Al-Essaawi: An academic specializing in electoral affairs. Introduction: Talking about electoral laws other than a proportional representation with the Sainte-Laguë mechanism is no longer viable in the current stage after the Council of Representatives passed on March 20, 2023, the third amendment to the law of elections of the...

    The Turkish and Iranian Military Intervention in Northern Iraq: Causes, Consequences, and Options for the Iraqi Political Decision Maker

    Adnan Abdul Amir Mehdi Al-Zubaidi: Tikrit University College of Political Science Introduction: International relations throughout history have been characterized as either conflict, cooperation, or international competition, especially in strategic regions of the world, which have been of interest to geopolitical scholars such as Mackinder and the theory of the heart of...

    Optimal electoral system from the point of view of Iraqis (Opinion poll)

    Ahmed Khudair Hussain - Director Department of Social Studies, Al Bayan Center for Studies and Planning. Introduction Iraq has experienced multiple electoral systems in past years, characterized by some of the problems that accompanied each election cycle; In 2020, the Iraqi Council of Representatives made some amendments to the Electoral Code,...

    Iraq’s internal and external challenges in 2023

    Mustafa Darraji - researcher Introduction Since 2003, successive Governments in Iraq have inherited many problems and challenges, including those inherited from the previous regime, including new problems that accompanied regime change. The transition phase should have included plans that address many of the problems associated with the transition from dictatorship to...

    Iraq’s electoral systems and party preferences: (The controversy of the recent election law)

    Nabeel Jabbar al-Ali - researcher Disputes have returned in Iraq over the content of the electoral law regulating the process of holding parliamentary elections earlier. The demands first came from the protest arenas at the end of 2019, expressing part of their demands to reject the context followed in the...

    Positive and negative aspects of Iraq’s accession to The Hague Convention for the unification of the texts of private international law

    Nasrin Qahtan Abdul Razzaq-researcher and academic Introduction This research paper discussed the pros and cons of joining The Hague Convention on private international law in a comprehensive and concise manner, while presenting a set of proposed recommendations at a time when Iraq is seeking to regulate various international relations by developing...

    The movement of the new generation: the fascinating player in the Iraqi arena

    Diyari Saleh- researcher The new generation movement-founded by Kurdish businessman Shaswar Abdul Wahid - is one of the significant features of the transformation in the Iraqi and Kurdish political scene. this party has ensured its presence in Sulaimaniyah, trying to present itself there as the main engine of the protest...