Country: Iraq

Emad Aysha09/02/2026

Lessons from Below – Midlevel horror, or foreign policy?

Some classic movies have various layers and multiple interpretations. Like the classic British horror/sci-fi movie, […]
Farid Shukurlu08/02/2026

The case of Iran and the crisis of selective Human Rights

Despite claims in dozens of reports emerging from Iran regarding the exorbitant death toll of […]
Nadia Ahmad29/01/2026

The Islamic demographic cluster bomb

In the age of weapons of mass destruction, the Muslim world has acquired an unrivalled […]
The Liberum23/01/2026

The geopolitical & existential risks for Azerbaijan of the Iranian uprising

Since the collapse of the USSR, relations between Azerbaijan and Iran have developed in a […]
Hiba Abdulwahhab04/01/2026

Iraq faces the highest risk with a potential collapse of the Iranian regime

As pressure on the Iranian regime intensifies through escalating internal and persistent internal unrest, and […]
Hiba Abdulwahhab19/12/2025

In the new Middle East, victory is the greatest threat

The Middle East is entering a dangerous new phase where the collapse of old deterrence […]
Emad Aysha02/11/2025

Room to Think – Timewarps in historical misunderstanding

I attended (virtually) a Room 19 presentation some time ago with an Iraqi historian, Dr. […]
Rafic Taleb09/10/2025

The New Iraq: A war simmering on a low flame

The 2006 bombing of the al-Askari shrine in Samarra by an unidentified party ignited a […]
Emad Aysha02/10/2025

Snake Eyes – The ‘98 prophesied signature death of Charlie Kirk

It seems I’m not the only one who seeks meaningful connections in real life through […]
Ahsan Ali22/07/2025

Internal and Regional implications of the PKK’s demise

Since 1978, Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) under its leader Abdullah Ocalan had been operating in […]
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