Category : Opinion

By Frsat Said Shkur In contemporary history, the Middle East is characterized by an environment of security uncertainty and pervasive institutional collapse. In such an...

By Saadula Aqrawi The Middle East is a region of enormous natural wealth, strategic importance, and human potential. Yet, despite its vast oil and gas...

By Hiwa M. Khalil Iraq since 2003 offers a case study in consensus-based democratic governance. Following the collapse of the Ba’athist government, coalition forces attempted...

By Payraw Anwar A new chapter may be emerging in the relationship between Syria and its Kurdish population. The Syrian government has issued a presidential...

By Jamie Watt Years ago, in a small town with a mountain filling the kitchen window, I sat at a table covered in household objects...

by: Shallaw yaseen  Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Sciences Climate pollution and global warming are among the most dangerous crises of our time, posing a real...

By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen Iraq has endured more than four decades of war, political crises, violence, and instability. The country has paid a heavy...

By Jamie Watt Before this war, Iraq produced around 4.3 million barrels of oil a day. Estimates now put it near 1.3 million. The reason...

By Hiwa Majid Khalil Iraq has never been a naturally cohesive state — it has struggled with internal and external border disputes since it was...

By Payraw Anwar The signing of the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement by Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan marks a significant development in the evolving security...