Bassam Raad / Researcher in Economic Affairs
Fiscal and monetary policies in Iraq have witnessed major changes over the past decade. The figures in the annual statistical bulletins of the Central Bank for the years (2014) and (2024) reflect noticeable increases in the growth of the money supply and...
Dr. Abdul Karim Kadhim Ajil / Dean of the Higher Institute for Leadership Preparation and Qualification
With the new Iraqi government gaining a vote of confidence, a fundamental question emerges: What kind of foreign policy does Iraq need in light of accumulated domestic crises and escalating regional tensions?
This question appears...
Dr. Adnan Sabeeh Thamer / Researcher specializing in the anthropology of discourse
The essence of the social and political system in countries is shaped on the basis of its discourse, and on the basis of its nurturing of that discourse. Social and political discourse is nurtured in different ways depending...
Dr. Hussein Haider Mohammed Al-Jazaeri / PhD in Maritime Transport Economics
Maritime transport of oil in Iraq is considered the most important vital and economic artery, as it is the main window through which it overlooks global markets. Through the oil ports in the south, crude oil, petroleum products, and...
Dr. Amer Abd Rasan Jaafar Al-Moussawi/ Former Chief of Experts at the National Security Advisory and Former Deputy Head of the Intelligence Service
This paper argues that the war on Iran, which began on February 28, 2026, and ended later, revealed a structural shift in the nature of contemporary warfare,...
Abd Al-Monem Ali Issa / Researcher
The features of the first frictions between the Iraqi and Syrian entities emerged after their crystallization under the "Sykes-Picot scalpel" in 1916, following Sharif Hussein's declaration of the revolt against the Ottomans with British support and backing. This action would ultimately lead to the...
Mustafa AlSaray / Director of Research and Studies at Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies / Academic in Political Science - University of Baghdad
Since 2003, the political crises in Iraq have not merely been crises of the transfer of power, but also a crisis of political perception regarding...
Dr. Raad Sami Al-Tmimi / Senior Political Advisor / Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC)
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this study are strictly personal and do not represent, in any capacity, the official position of any governmental institution or official body.
This study introduces a pioneering conceptual and operational framework designated...
Dr. Maytham Hamid Nasser / Department of International Economic Relations / College of Political Science
The Central Bank of Iraq recently announced its intention to introduce the Iraqi digital dinar into local and international transactions. This step represents a genuine need under economic conditions aimed at addressing liquidity shortages and...
Diari Salih / Researcher
The air of the capital, Baghdad, recently witnessed a serious pollution episode; accordingly, it was classified as the second most polluted city in the world, as the levels of some polluting elements reached nine times the rates approved by the World Health Organization as safe...
