Iraq's elections focus militias on political ambitions/ Rebecka Lind and Ege Seckin
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.30, Issue 5, May 2018, pp.28-33 (123)Summary: Iraq's parliamentary elections in May are likely to shape its future relations with Iran, the US, and the Gulf Arab states. This article analyse the impact of three scenarios for the outcome of the polls on Iraq's foreign and security policy.
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Iraq's parliamentary elections in May are likely to shape its future relations with Iran, the US, and the Gulf Arab states. This article analyse the impact of three scenarios for the outcome of the polls on Iraq's foreign and security policy.
IRAQ, IRAN, USA, POLICY
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