Fair Observer Article: How Theological Politics Affects Iraq
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Corruption Serpents in Iraqi Kurdistan
Written by Arkan Radeef / Translated by Shermeen Yousif Today, Masrour Barzani, the youthful dictator, arrives in public to announce that the regional administration owes $27 million, although according to reports, this amount is insignificant in comparison to the fortune owned by the Barzani and Talabani families! Despite this, they are requesting that individuals clench their stomachs and …
Pulpits of Fear……… Asayish (Part two)
Authoritarian governments seek to use terrorism as a means to compel the people to surrender and submit to their tyranny by spreading a defeatist spirit and submitting to their unjust and tyrannical ideas and demands. The tyrannical regimes use repressive measures that include forms of arrest, torture, assassination, displacement, etc., and this is what is …
Pulpits of Fear……… Asayish (Part one)
In most Third World countries, like Iraq, the security agencies consider the sword over the necks of innocent people. These agencies have done things that are both shameful and against or in line with heavenly or international standards and values. They committed violations of human rights in various and most heinous forms of torture and intimidation, …
Corruption is Ravaging the Land of Iraq
Iraq was ranked 162nd out of 180 countries in Transparency International’s 2019 Anti-Corruption Index, underscoring the deep-rooted corruption in both Iraq and the Kurdistan region. Over 1,000 individuals have been killed or wounded in anti-government protests across Baghdad and southern provinces, reflecting widespread frustration with a government plagued by corruption. The wealth of Iraq, including …