Mohammed A. Salih examines the risks associated with the establishment of an independent Kurdish state in northern Iraq.
Osama Al Sharif evaluates the diplomatic balancing act Jordan is attempting to navigate as it responds to the Qatar-Gulf crisis.
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Mustafa Habib considers the motives behind the Iraqi Sadrist movement’s recent attempts at forming a cross-sectarian political alliance ahead of next year’s federal elections.
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Weekend Reading: Kurds in a State, Jordan and the GCC, and Muqtada al-Sadr’s Next Act
Reading selections for the weekend of June 23, 2017.
June 23, 2017 2:53 pm (EST)
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Mohammed A. Salih examines the risks associated with the establishment of an independent Kurdish state in northern Iraq.
Osama Al Sharif evaluates the diplomatic balancing act Jordan is attempting to navigate as it responds to the Qatar-Gulf crisis.
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Mustafa Habib considers the motives behind the Iraqi Sadrist movement’s recent attempts at forming a cross-sectarian political alliance ahead of next year’s federal elections.
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