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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Ahmad Abd al-Hussein: The man at the heart of Iraq’s civil trend cooperation with Sadrists
Analyses, in both Western and Arab discourses, of Iraq’s ongoing protests against corruption and...
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Iraqi Activists Fighting Back Against Legislation Which seeks to Restrict Civil Liberties
Iraqi activists are currently fighting against a draft law, the ‘Law of Freedom of Expression,...
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The World Just Recognized the Potential of Iraq’s Marshes. Can Iraq Do the Same?
Iraq possesses distinct characteristics that separates it from the rest of the world. A blend of...
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The Flames That Consumed Hope
I’m frequently asked to write security assessments of Baghdad, to gauge what the risks are and...
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Ayatollah Sistani’s Code of Conduct to Iraqi Fighters
The fight against ISIL continues and Iraq’s brave are on the offensive against the world’s most...
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Ayoub al-Jabouri: The Story of an Iraqi Martyr
What you’re about to read is not fiction, although I wish it was. It’s also not propaganda,...
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