Iran War Funding has become central to debates over war powers, accountability, and the costs of military intervention.
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Turkey’s massive fund scandal reveals how Erdogan’s authoritarian rule turned regulators into loyalists, wiping out $18 billion for ordinary investors.
War has made Hormuz alternatives urgent, yet Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon cannot build sovereignty without fixing fragmented states.
The Iraqi Development Road risks becoming a contract arena as war, corruption, and factional rivalry threaten its financing and implementation.
Iraq Political Crisis tests al-Zaidi’s balancing act between Washington and Tehran as disarmament deadline nears.
Iraq fiscal shock forces hard choices between protecting political stability and building economic resilience through anti-corruption and private-sector reform.
The Venezuela Oil Deal raises constitutional and moral questions while offering little prospect of quickly lowering gas prices.
Iraq and Lebanon share the same sectarian disease. External pressure now offers both a rare opening for reform.
An FBI investigation in Baghdad exposed financial transfers to U.S. emissaries, allowing Washington to reshape Iraq’s cabinet and sign major energy deals.
Iraq’s recent anti-corruption crackdown targets low-level officials while shielding powerful elites, revealing a performative effort rather than true reform.