An open wound, a fading light: Marking eleven years since the Yezidi genocide

Unpacking Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court chaos

Balancing acts and breaking points: Iraq’s US-Iran dilemma

Why Iraq should build bridges with its ‘new’ neighbor, Syria

Washington halted the Iraq-Iran electricity waiver. Here is how it’s perceived by Washington and Baghdad.

Why the United States must bridge the Iraq-Syria divide

As a new Syria takes shape, Iraq will need to recalibrate its role in the Middle East

The Kurdistan Region of Iraq is finally having its election. Here’s how it’ll play out.

After Operation Inherent Resolve: How to not mess up US-Iraq security relations again

Iraq’s new family law amendment could potentially legalize child marriage—and fracture the country

Ten years on, Yezidi cases expose a lack of corporate accountability in US genocide law

What’s behind the Middle East’s doomsday fever?