For years, Iraq has struggled to emerge from the shadow of war, sectarian conflict, terrorism, and foreign interference. Every new government has promised to restore the authority of the state, revive the economy, and rebuild public trust in national institutions. Yet those ambitions have repeatedly collided with a deeper reality: Iraq remains caught in the geopolitical rivalry that has shaped the Middle East for decades. The country’s latest po…
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