Iraq
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Opinion & Analysis
Behind the escalation between the mullahs and the US
Why has the military escalation between pro-Iranian militias and the US come back to the forefront in this time? Why…
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Awliya Al Dam Brigades and the Revolutionary Guards’ plans
From time to time, one hears of a new group, faction or organization being formed in Iraq or other countries.…
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Turkey and Iran’s power struggle in Iraq
The regional hegemonic powers clearly set out to attack Iraq’s sovereignty and national dignity. The zero-sum game between Iran and…
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The US strike on Syria sends a message
It does seem surprising that US President Joe Biden did not think twice about authorizing his country’s first military strike…
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What it takes for security and stability in Iraq
No one can deny that security in Iraq has been hijacked as a result of years of plans designed and…
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Bombings in Iraq and war on terror
The recent terrorist twin suicide bombing in Tayaran Square in central Baghdad brought home the fact that the global war…
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Iraqi sovereignty and Arab national security
Already, the new Iraqi government of Mustafa Al Kazimi has its work cut out as Iran and Turkey mounted military…
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So what do Iran’s mullahs want in Iraq?
The Iranian regime’s mullahs are sadly mistaken when they think that the anger of the Iraqi people can be tamed.…
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Will the protests spill over into the streets of Iran?
Iranian leaders are trying to calm anger in Iraq and Lebanon. They fear losing their growing sectarian influence, and with…
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The angry Iraqi people and the conspiracy theory
The United States and Saudi Arabia are the culprits behind Iraq’s current riots, says the deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary…
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