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October 2021 elections in Iraq and economic policy reform
Executive summary:
- The dilemma in Iraq is that everyone understands the importance of economic reform, which from the political elites to the voters, but...
An Evaluation of The Global Coalition’s Performance During the Seven Years in Iraq
The Middle East, known as the hottest and most tense region in the world, has witnessed the formation of three United States-led international alliances...
Reading in Nature Reserves System No. 2 of 2014
Reconciliation with the environment is the fundamental task of all humankind in the twenty-first century, and this needs to be the highest priority for...
Tourism problems between Iraq and Iran… From an Iranian point of view
Before the Islamic Revolution, Iran received the largest number of Western tourists among its neighbor countries. About 700,000 tourists visited the west of the...
Crime in Iraq: Reading in the Global Crime Index 2021
The Global Crime Index Annual Report 2021, covering the first half of 2021, published by the Encyclopedia of the World Database "Numbeo", one of...
Gulf reconciliation and its potential regional implications for politics, economy, and security Perspective vision
The objective of this study is to monitor regional variables likely to occur as a result of the breakthrough of the Gulf/Qatari crisis at...
Iraq in Fragile States Index 2021
The Fragile States Index (FSI) is an annual classification of 178 States based on the various pressures they face affecting their levels of vulnerability...
Pragmatic and confrontational strategies
From 1975 to 1980, Iraq went through its best phase in its contemporary history in terms of political stability, economic stability, and doubling of...
The water crisis in Iraq
International watercourses are among the hottest issues on the international scene, Owing to the differences between the source and downstream States, the most notable...
The Solid Alliance!… The balance of tenor and power between Syria and Iran
When the Syrian war broke out in March 2011, Iran was almost the only country on which Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could rely with...
