Syria remains trapped in a state of “neither war nor peace,” making its political future highly uncertain.

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Syria’s fundamental problem lies in its constitution, which has historically failed to represent the aspirations of all Syrians

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The ongoing stagnation threatens further political and humanitarian deterioration unless a comprehensive plan is formulated to resolve the conflict.

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The multiplicity of interests within Nineveh’s provincial council has led to decision-making paralysis in Sinjar. But reconstruction and recovery are underway

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The absence of a functional local government in Sinjar needs immediate action.

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Recent events in Syria represent a turning point in the history of the Middle East, where internal dynamics are intertwined with regional and international ones.

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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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