The Rules-Based Order Is Breaking Down. What Comes Next?
In a volatile and unpredictable international system, great powers are giving up on diplomacy while middle powers are seeking alternatives
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In a volatile and unpredictable international system, great powers are giving up on diplomacy while middle powers are seeking alternatives
Ramy El-Dowek
Pursue & implement far-reaching structural reforms, including PMF integration, or risk a slide into intensified confrontation with the US
Dlawer Ala’Aldeen
The strategic position of the Kurdistan Region within Iraq’s evolving political landscape and the wider regional and international context
MERI
This policy brief explores Iraq’s multifaceted response to the regional upheaval & examines the role and agency of non-state actors
Dlawer Ala’Aldeen
MERI developed & piloted the Sinjar Stakeholder Platform to depoliticize public services in the district
Khogir Wirya
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The unresolved status of Kurds has been one of the principal obstacles to democratization in Turkey.
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The evolving relationship between power and opposition in a Region where democratic institutions remain fragile
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All three branches of governance are under the dominance of partisan interests, leaving little room for a functional opposition.
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Qubad Talabani: Just as the KRI demands devolved powers from Baghdad, it must also devolve powers from Erbil to provinces, districts and sub-districts.
MERI
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