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Militia members associated with the Peace Brigades. (photo: الموقع الرسمي للحشد الشعبي)
Divided Loyalties:
Iraq's Controversial Shiite Militias Fight Among Themselves
18.06.2015  |  Politics
Politicians may soon be swapping seats in Baghdad's Parliamentary chambers. (photo: Parliamentary website)
Who’s The Boss?
Iraq’s Next Elections Will Change Power Balance, Could Put Militias In Charge
21.07.2016  |  Politics
Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr (pictured on poster) on Iraqi streets.
Trojan Horse Or Treasure?
The Cross-Sectarian, King-Making Alliance Planned For Next Iraqi Elections
20.06.2017  |  Politics
Cleric Muqtada al-Sadr votes in the last Iraqi elections.
Change We Can Believe In?
Major Religious Group Allies With Iraq’s Communists, For Election Shake-Up
8.02.2018  |  Politics
A member of a Shiite Musilm militia wearing green and yellow, the Shia colours. (photo: موقع الحشد الشعبي)
Creating the Shiite Crescent:
As Extremists Lose Power In Iraq, Militias Loyal To Iran Gain It
14.06.2017  |  Politics
Militia members during a parade in Iraq. (photo: موقع الحشد الشعبي)
Shooting For Political Stardom:
Iraq’s Controversial Militias Fail To Agree On Unified Electoral Positions
9.03.2017  |  Politics
Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr on the streets.
iraq’s cold war
street battles between former and current terrorist militias
26.09.2013  |  Politics
The Iraqi Parliament in session in previous years. (photo: ميتروغرافي)
Changing The System:
Call For New Political System Opens Back Door to Iraq's Unpopular Former PM
2.07.2015  |  Politics
The odd couple: head of the Communist party, Raed Fahmi (left) and the winning cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
Novelty Please:
Iraq’s Election Winner Just Giving The People What They Wanted
17.05.2018  |  Politics
Did he make a bad decision? PM Haider al-Abadi is still a hero to many Iraqis. (photo: الكس براندون - جيتي )
An Unholy Union?
The Still-Born Political Alliance That Casts Doubt On Iraq’s Popular PM
18.01.2018  |  Politics
Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr (pictures on poster) on Iraqi streets.
Maliki Vs. Sadr:
Iraq’s Provincial Councils A New - And Dangerous - Political Battleground
5.01.2017  |  Politics
Defending the political status quo? The Iraqi Parliament in action. (photo: صفحة المتحدث باسم البرلمان على الفيسبوك)
One Thing In Common:
Iraq’s New Electoral Law To Sideline Small Opposition Parties
9.08.2017  |  Politics
Baghdad’s ‘Ministries Without Quotas’
New Political Campaign Against Sectarian Politics
7.08.2014  |  Politics
Hoping History Repeats:
Sunni Political Alliances For Election Only Offer More Of Same
1.02.2018  |  Politics
Head of the the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, Ammar al-Hakim, leads a prayer.
the next leader of iraq? former extremist and islamic cleric the most likely candidates
7.11.2013  |  Politics
small win, big success
iraq’s civil democratic alliance celebrates four new MPs
22.05.2014  |  Politics
Diaa N. al-Asadi \\\We have sided with Sunni Muslim and Kurdish parties against a Shiite Muslim Prime Minister.\\\
sadrist political leader
‘most important thing is to remove al-maliki’
21.06.2012  |  Politics
Volunteers on the streets of Baghdad from the Shiite Muslim militias.
Death Verdict For Sunni MP
Is Iraqi Govt Really Genuine About Sunni-Shiite Reconciliation?
4.12.2014  |  Politics
Election apathy in Baghdad. Does anybody really care? (photo: جيتي : احمد الربيعي)
Pointless + Futile:
‘Stay At Home’ Campaign To Boycott Elections Appeals To Too Many Iraqis
10.05.2018  |  Politics
dangerous times ahead
al qaeda plans to annex one-third of iraq
27.12.2013  |  Politics
A press conference given by Sunni Muslim politician, Osama al-Nujaifi (centre).
After ISIS:
Iraq’s Sunni Politicians Deeply Divided By Competing Visions For Future
4.05.2017  |  Politics
Sign in Baghdad\\\'s Green Zone in 2004. The same question could well be asked of Iraq\\\'s politicians. Pic: WikiCommons
iraq votes 2014
election posters reveal hidden messages, new alliances, surprising strategies
10.04.2014  |  Politics
One of the voter ID card readers that caused trouble during election day in Iraq.
iraq votes 2014
new electronic voter cards result in fraud, privacy fears and unhappy queues
1.05.2014  |  Politics
Members of Iraq's Federal Supreme Court. (photo: Federal Supreme Court)
One Court To Rule Them All:
Why Not All Iraqi Politicians Want Their Supreme Court To Work Properly
10.12.2015  |  Politics
Protests against Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
banned for bad behaviour
criticising iraqi PM enough to get MPs banned from elections?
20.03.2014  |  Politics
Iraqi military will vote in a special ballot on April 28, 2014.
iraq votes 2014
special ballot for iraqi army causes concern
17.04.2014  |  Politics
Faraj al-Haydari, head of Iraq\'s all important Independent High Electoral Commission.
head of iraqi election commission
‘there is real risk of a new dictatorship’
30.05.2012  |  Politics
my way or the highway
PM changes iraqi political format forever
22.03.2013  |  Politics
A local an outside of Fallujah makes a victory sign. Pic: Getty
out the back door
secret deal with anbar tribes sees al qaeda leave fallujah
9.01.2014  |  Politics
Votes With Guns:
Politicians Raise Fears About Militias’ Impact On Iraqi Elections
25.01.2018  |  Politics
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