Iraq Through My Camera Lens
Iraq, the land of the two rivers and ancient Mesopotamian empires is the perfect blend of...
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The Defiant Role of a Working Woman in Iraqi Society
“Be confident, but not too confident. Arrogance is off-putting.” “Don’t put on...
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Students drive change at Kufa University
There are times when you find the need to take matters into your own hands instead of endlessly...
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Iraq’s Water Crisis: Legal and Diplomatic Options
(Ilısu dam in the south-east Anatolia region of Turkey) One of the critical problems Iraq is...
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Iraq’s Water Crisis: A Prognosis
(Hadi Mizban/AP Photo) The area historically known as Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization, is...
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The Quest for a Religious Sunni Authority
Expat Sunni cleric Ahmed Al-Kubaisi greeted by Sunni Endowment President Abd Al-Latif Al-Humayim...
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Security and Economy Top Iraqis’ Priorities
National reconciliation seems to be an important topic to focus on in a state as diverse as Iraq,...
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2018: Iraq’s Challenges Ahead
2017 was one of the most significant years in Iraq’s modern history. The significance is not only...
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Reflections on Post-Da’ish Iraq – A Vision for Moving Forward
The official declaration of victory by Iraq marking the liberation of our country from Da’ish...
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Kurds Look to Baghdad as Confidence in the KRG Plummets
Protests in Sulaymaniyah on December 18, 2017 (Feriq Fereç/Anadolu Agency) In an article for...
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