Iraqis voted a year ago but still don’t have a government
Iraq’s democracy depends on consensus — yet parties in the minority in parliament don’t want to take the opposition role
Iraq’s populist leader quit parliament. What happens now?
Rallying anti-establishment protests strengthened Muqtada al-Sadr’s hand in the past. It might not work now.
Iraqis protest deadly hospital fires as symptom of embedded corruption
Demands for a stable electricity supply also raise the stakes in this fall’s election
Iraq’s protests haven’t yet changed the system — but they’re transforming Iraqis’ belief in themselves
New survey data shows that demonstrators feel more important, and prouder to be Iraqi, than before.
Iraqi protesters demand constitutional change. Can they make it happen?
Learning from past mistakes is key.
The role of Iraq’s influential Shiite clerics is changing. Here’s how.
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Who to blame for the protests in Basra, Iraq?
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Women’s rights are under threat in Iraq
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Will Trump’s new rules make it harder to get asylum in the U.S.? That will vary dramatically from one judge to the next.
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