
The Future of Syria: Prospects for Peace and Recovery
Syria remains trapped in a state of “neither war nor peace,” making its political future highly uncertain.
Syria remains trapped in a state of “neither war nor peace,” making its political future highly uncertain.
Syria’s fundamental problem lies in its constitution, which has historically failed to represent the aspirations of all Syrians.
The ongoing stagnation threatens further political and humanitarian deterioration unless a comprehensive plan is formulated to resolve the conflict.
The multiplicity of interests within Nineveh’s provincial council has led to decision-making paralysis in Sinjar.
The absence of a functional local government in Sinjar needs immediate action. The Yazidis are ready to engage the authorities
This policy debate focused the relatively weak participation of women in decision-making in Iraq and Kurdistan Region, and how to address the gap
Policy makers and experts discussed the challenges and opportunities facing Iraq in the energy sector
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.