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1. Family Rule in Iraq and the Challenge to State and Democracy

2. Is Iran Looking to Inspire Shia Homegrown Violent Extremist Attacks?

3. Existing Dispute: Does the new budget set the stage for a fresh phase of conflict in Iraq?

4. Baghdad and Erbil: A difficult road to settling differences

5. Al-Sudani’s first 100 days – Or how to keep everyone happy

6. From shock and awe to stability and flaws: Iraq’s post-invasion journey

7. KDP and PUK in Sadir’s Chess Game

8. A stubborn threat: Islamic State in Iraq in early 2022

9. Early warning: How Iraq can adapt to climate change

10. Unknown Knowns How the Bush Administration Traded Failure for Success in Iraq

11. Persistent Obstacles: Iraqi state’s prospects for forming a new government

12. Possible Prospects: The chances of success of Iraq’s national dialogue

13. Iraq’s state of democracy: A self-perpetuating cycle against reform in favour of the political elite

14. Unfarmed Now, Uninhabited When? Agriculture and climate change in Iraq

15. Iraq’s Constitutional Moment?

16. Scoring Iraq’s New Government: Metrics for Preserving U.S. Interests

17. KDP and PUK in Sadir’s Chess Game

18. The US strategies in Iraq: A policy debate with Amb. Matthew Tueller

19. he EU-Iraq security partnership: A Policy Debate with MEPs

20. Big brother is watching: Evolving relations between Iran and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

21. Turkish interventions in its near abroad: The case of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

22. Building a Strong and Independent Iraq: Policy Guidance for the Biden Administration

23. How the Islamic State Sees the Future: Why the end of times does not mean the end

24. Still Not There: Global Violent Deaths Scenarios, 2019–30

25. Iran’s Resistance Axis Rattled by Divisions: Asaib Ahl al-Haq’s Leader Rejects the Ceasefire in Iraq

26. America’s “Forever War” and the End of the Washington-led Unipolar World

27. The US policy in Iraq

28. Iraq’s National Strategy to Counter Violent Extremism

29. Providing security in Iraq - what do Iraqis think?

30. Making women count, not just counting women: Creating a more effective security sector in Iraq requires increased inclusiveness

31. Persistent Challenges The future of the US presence in Iraq following the fourth round of the strategic dialogue

32. Multilayered Challenges: Why are foreign oil companies planning to leave Iraq?

33. The Egyptian-Jordanian-Iraqi triangle: Reviving an Arab axis in changed circumstances

34. NATO in Iraq: Not a Surge

35. Fixing the Economy and Public Service Provision in Iraq

36. Reform within the System: Governance in Iraq and Lebanon

37. Iraqi diaspora mobilization and the future development of Iraq

38. A Shiite Division: The repercussions of the possible postponement of the Iraqi parliamentary elections

39. Afghanistan’s Ripples: Can the US withdraw from Iraq?

40. Mutual Concessions: Did al-Kadhimi’s visit to Tehran achieve its objectives?

41. Rebuffing Accusations: Implications of Esmail Qaani to Iraq Following Attempted Assassination of al-Kadhimi

42. Development Cooperation with Conflict-Affected MENA Countries: Refocussing on the Social Contract

43. Centering Iraq Policy on Human Rights and Fair Elections Michael Knights

44. Iranian Succession and the Impact of Soleimani’s Death

45. Eight Reasons Why the United States and Iraq Still Need Each Other

46. Iran’s Supreme Leader Responds to the Soleimani Assassination

47. Establishing a Response Ratio for Iranian and Proxy Attacks

48. Latest Battle for Idlib Could Send Another Wave of Refugees to Europe

49. U.S. Do’s and Don’ts in Iraq

50. Immanent Conflict without Immanent War

51. Waiting for blowback: The Kurdish question and Turkey’s new regional militarism

52. States within the state: Kadhimi’s challenge is to bring Shia militias under control

53. The New Arab Uprisings: How the 2019 trajectory differs from the 2011 legacy? (Part 1)

54. The Iraqi and Kurdish Regional Government’s Sinjar Agreement: Consequences for U.S., Turkish, and Iranian Influence and Rebel Rivalries

55. The Status of Erbil-Baghdad Relations

56. Iran's successful transnational network: Iranian foreign policy utilizes partners

57. Honored, Not Contained: The Future of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces

58. The Rise of Kata’ib Hezbollah’s Hegemonic ‘Resistance’

59. Washington’s Stance on Syria and Iraq and The Widening Rift with Kurds in Iran

60. Navigating a Growing Chinese Influence in Iraqi Kurdistan

61. The Future of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces

62. Engaging the Post-ISIS Iraqi Religious Landscape for Peace and Reconciliation

63. Signposts for an Islamic State Comeback in Iraq

64. The Islamic State in Syria After the U.S. Withdrawal

65. What Is Iran Up To in Deir al-Zour?

66. Don't Write Off Iraq

67. Kurdish Reactions to Their Abandonment in Syria

68. The Impact of Remote Surveillance in Iraq: A tool of coercion or public security

69. Progress on implementing the Briefing note Hague Declaration on Climate and Security

70. Beyond good and evil: Why Europe should bring ISIS foreign fighters home