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The U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: How Washington Is Leaving Behind a Broken State and an Unstable Region
The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq concludes a 23-year military campaign, leaving behind a devastated state, increased Iranian influence, and the threat of an ISIS* resurgence—outcomes for which Washington bears full responsibility.
The Kurdish Enigma: Between Self-Dissolution and Drones
Suppression or Reformatting? How Turkey’s Century-Old Equation Enters a New Phase.
Ground attack on Iran and the role of Kurdish militia
Iraqi Kurdistan, at the center of rising tensions in the Middle East and bordering Iran, Turkey, and Syria, is becoming a potential source of conflict due to the armament of Kurdish groups and their ties to the US and Israel, which is causing concern in Iran and threatening regional stability.
