Danial Anas Kaysi

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Iraq: Coalition Under Stress

The coalition that underpins Iraq’s national unity government is showing increasing signs of strain, threatened by rising divisions among its parties, tension between the parliament and the executive, and competition between the central and regional governments.

· June 8, 2011
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Iraq: Protest, Democracy, and Autocracy

Popular protests have spread across the Middle East and North Africa and have reached Iraq and Kurdistan. The political circumstances in these regions will determine whether the protests succeed in forcing the government to respond to the demands of its citizens.

· March 28, 2011
In the Media
Iraq’s Protests Test Maliki’s Leadership

After years of insecurity, instability, unemployment, and increasing corruption across the political spectrum, Iraqis are turning to democratic protest to make their voices heard.

  • Danial Kaysi
· March 3, 2011
Foreign Policy
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Iraq: Movement Without Progress

Moqtada al-Sadr’s decision to support Nouri al-Maliki’s quest for a second term as Iraqi prime minister has given new impetus to negotiations over the formation of a new government but it has not solved any of the underlying obstacles preventing the creation of a politically viable government.

· October 18, 2010