The role of civil society and media in countering hatred and fostering inclusion in Iraq
I was just sixteen years old in 2003 when US troops toppled Saddam Hussein, a dictator who led...
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Iraq’s Ailing Healthcare
On April 1, Iraq’s health minister, Adila Al-Aboudi of the Dawa Tandheem party from the State of...
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New Polygamy Bill Challenges Iraq’s Family Dynamic
In the upcoming months, Iraqi MP Jamila Al-Obeidi will present polygamy law to the Council of...
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Building a Nation, Between a Dream and its Possibility (Part I)
Who are we? Where do we want to go? How can we come together as Iraqis as we endeavour to march...
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Can Iraqi Campuses Remain Politics Free During Election Season?
Over the past six weeks, two incidents involving politicians visiting Iraqi university campuses...
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The Chapter After ISIS in the New Iraq: Reflections on Security and Social Development
It is said that mismanagement is the illegitimate father to all types of corruption...
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Democracy and the Iraqi Collective
It has been a long journey, full of pain and sacrifice, but Iraqi forces are on the precipice of...
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The Dangers of Muqtada Al-Sadr’s Violent Demonstrations
The Sadrist demonstrations have become a staple of Friday afternoons in Baghdad’s Tahrir...
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Maslawis Want to Have Their Voices Heard
As Iraqi Security Forces continue their advances in the operation to retake Mosul, edging closer...
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Montadhar Naser: Charges dropped against Iraqi journalist who exposed corruption
Yesterday, Montadhar Naser was acquitted by an Iraqi court and charges brought against him for...
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