This policy debate focused the relatively weak participation of women in decision-making in Iraq and Kurdistan Region, and how to address the gap

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The unicameral legislature’s dominance has contributed to the country’s fragility, but a constitutionally mandated solution to this problem already exists

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While accountability should be a tool for reform, in Iraq it’s often wielded for political maneuvering and scoring points.

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Gypsies have been living in Iraq & KRI for centuries, adding to the country’s diversity. This comparative analysis examines experiences of conflict, displacement & post-conflict priorities of Gypsies & offers recommendations.

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Baghdad needs to maintain western troop presence as well as keep Tehran on side. There is a way forward.

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In this panel discussion, Policy makers and leaders in the industry focused on the challenges and opportunities facing Iraq in the energy sector.

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This policy debate examined the mode of governance in Iraq, zeroing in on the ideal scenario that could suit Iraq in light of its constitutionally stated federal nature and the diversities it enjoins.

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In this policy debate, the challenges and achievements of the incumbent Al-Sudani government was critically appraised, a year after its inauguration.

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In this panel, discussions focused on Nineveh people’s needs, aspirations, and perceptions of governance in the province.

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Sinjar Agreement: Progress and Barriers

January 9th, 2024 by MERI

An in-depth analysis of the challenges and opportunities surrounding the implementation of the Sinjar Agreement, with Rebar Ahmed, the KRG Minister of Interior, and Claudio Cordone, the Deputy SRSG.

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