Tallha Abdulrazaq is an award-winning academic and writer, with a specialism in Middle Eastern strategic and security affairs.
Swedish officials pick and choose when they want to be free speech absolutists, and when they decide a horrific red line has finally been crossed.
In his memoir, the Duke of Sussex is unapologetic about killing Afghans during his military service while he tries to portray himself as the wronged sibling in a messy royal drama.
Mohammed Shia al Sudani’s appointment as the PM is unlikely to solve the country’s political impasse as he is part of the same system that is responsible for creating the mess.
Many Iraqis have ceased to look back at the Saddam Hussain era with an icy glare of criticism as public disdain for Iraqi politicians grows across the country.
As millions of people from the besieged community languish in detention camps, the situation is ripe for extremist groups to prey on the anger of Iraqi Sunnis, as Daesh did in 2014.
While the queen was not directly responsible for her governments’ policies, she was nevertheless a willing tool and symbol of the British state which wrought havoc across the world.
Muqtada al Sadr will always have a place and a role to play in the dysfunctional Iraqi status-quo, which helps Iran weild its influence in Iraq.
To the world, the UK's Conservative party wants to broadcast an image of diversity by fielding minority candidates. But there’s a lot else at play.
Sadr is paving the way for pro-Iranian parties to increase their seats in the Council of Representatives.
There’s nothing funny about Iraq’s destruction.
Why does Washington give Tehran’s violent proxies – which today are aiding Russia against Ukraine – a free pass?
The false narratives surrounding the US’ invasion of Iraq continue to haunt the world nearly two decades later.
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