Sectarianism

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AFTER ISIS

As the Iraqi army and its joint forces are writing the end of ISIS existence on the Iraqi soil, concerns are growing over the prospects of…

IRAQ

The debate on the future of Iraq after the liberation of Mosul from ISIS is intensifying both inside and outside the country. The fear of a…

IRAQ

By Elaaf Rajih Hadi, RSC Research Fellow1 February 2017

A few days ago, I took a taxi in Baghdad and the driver at some point said to me: “I don’t know why those apostates pray.”…

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