Iraqi Protesters: What Exactly Do They Want?
Young Iraqis are fed up with their political system and are fighting for better economic opportunities and redistribution of the country’s wealth.
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Author: Shazia Marquis
Iraq’s Treatment of ISIS Suspects Calls for Fair Trials and International Accountability
Nations are responsible for holding to account their citizens accused of joining ISIS and committing war crimes. Leaving it to Iraq to play the role of judge, jury, and execut…
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Egypt’s Blackface Sketch and Racist Attitudes in the Middle East
Racist representations of black characters on television are symptomatic of the entrenched anti-blackness prevalent in the Arab world.
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The Saudi-Iran-Iraq Triangle: Sectarianism and the Struggle for Regional Influence
The reestablishment of Iraqi-Saudi diplomatic ties has provided Baghdad with new economic opportunities while allowing Riyadh to undermine Iran’s influence in the region.
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As U.S.-Iranian Tensions Flare Up Can Europe Save its Nuclear Deal with Iran?
The famous U.S.-Iran nuclear deal stems from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which the Obama administration negotiated. Enshrined in United Nations (UN) Resolution 2231, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted the agreement. The deal paved the way for Iran to normalize political and economic ties with the [...]
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Women at the Forefront of Sudan’s Revolution
Sudan is going through a period of transformation, and women are at the forefront of the movement for change. Leading with empowering songs, Alaa Salah represents the strength…
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