Alaa Jawad Kadhim/ Assistant Professor of Educational Technology / The General Directorate for Education of Diyala, Iraq
In an era marked by the increasing use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), future education will be more open, individualized, and integrated with smart technology. However, it will require a humanistic and ethical...
Last night in New York City, something remarkable happened. Zohran Mamdani—a Ugandan-born Muslim, son of an Indian filmmaker and a Ugandan political theorist— was elected mayor of the world’s most diverse city. His victory, while geographically distant, should send a quiet tremor through political circles far beyond America’s borders,...
Dr. Abbas Kazem Al-Daami – College of Administration and Economics, University of Karbala
Summary
There are no reliable sources indicating the electoral programs of Iraqi blocs or their candidates for 2025, whether related to their political, economic, or social agendas.
Most current electoral programs are inconsistent or insufficient in...
Hussein Abu Al-Subah / Researcher
The Iraqi political arena is preparing for a new electoral cycle that brings renewed challenges related to the participation of historically marginalized groups in the democratic process, chief among them, women and youth. Despite the passage of more than two decades since the establishment of...
Dr. Amer Hassan Fayyadh
1. Participation in Elections: A Right or a Duty?
Constitutional legal scholarship has diverged on the legal characterization of participation in elections, whether in voting or candidacy. As a result, three main orientations have emerged:
The first orientation regards elections as a personal right of every citizen, in...
Dr. Saad Salloum/ Professor of International Relations, College of Political Science, Al-Mustansiriya University.
In my intervention during the conference organized by the General Directorate of Syriac Culture in the Kurdistan Region in 2024, I drew upon Dostoevsky’s immortal novel The Brothers Karamazov to describe the relationship of Christians in Iraq...
Mustafa Al-Saray / Director of Research and Studies at Al-Bayan Center for Studies and Planning; Researcher and Academic in Political Science / University of Baghdad
The concept of electoral identity is not yet firmly established, as it has not gained widespread use in either the academic or political spheres. It...
Al-Bayan Center for Studies and Planning has announced the results of a public opinion survey conducted on the 2025 parliamentary elections, focusing on voter participation rates and voting intentions.
The survey encompassed diverse segments of Iraqi society through a structured questionnaire consisting of eleven main questions, administered to 3,000 respondents....
Dr. Ali Dadoush – Economic Researcher
The concept of insurance represents a safeguard against unforeseen future events, working to mitigate anticipated material and financial losses resulting from disasters that individuals cannot cover, bear, or determine in scale and consequences. Branches of insurance have expanded according to the types of incidents...
Turkey is strategically seeking to capitalize on regional and international developments in order to secure economic, political, and military gains. It seeks to exploit the Kirkuk–Ceyhan pipeline for domestic purposes, with reports indicating it is already using the pipeline to transport oil within Turkey. The issue of transportation is...
