Iraqi Shia Factions Are Supposedly “Anti-state.” But State Power Is What They Want. Commentary Century InternationalIraqi Shia Factions Are Supposedly “Anti-state.” But State Power Is What They Want. October 23, 2023 Read in Arabic / اقرأ باللغة العربية Read in Arabic / اقرأ باللغة العربية This commentary was published only in Arabic. Click “read in Arabic” above to read the commentary. Tags: iraq, Shia, shia politics Ali Al-Mawlawi, Contributor Ali Al-Mawlawi is an analyst and consultant with a specialist interest in Iraqi politics, political economy and governance. Latest Report Century InternationalThe Economic Foundation for Peace in Israel and Palestine Report Shia PoliticsDoubting the Party, Revering Its Ideology: Hezbollah’s Battered Constituencies Reckon with a Year of Loss Commentary Century InternationalRoundtable: Trump’s Middle East Transactions Commentary Century InternationalTrump’s Tariffs End a Liberalization Dream in the Middle East—and Shrink American Influence Report Century InternationalThe Axis of Resistance Returns to Its Local Roots Commentary Century InternationalTexting Military Plans Is Bad. American Policy in Yemen Is Worse.
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Iraqi Shia Factions Are Supposedly “Anti-state.” But State Power Is What They Want.
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