Analysis of Iraqi Affairs

Remembering the Genocide Against Sunni Arabs in Iraq
February 22, 2006 — A Witness That Does Not Remain Silent Every year, specifically on February 22, Iraqi Sunni Arabs remember one…
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Iraq’s Last Choice: Federalism or State Fragmentation
The Final Solution to Save Modern Iraq: Between Federalism or the Yugoslav Model In light of the failure of the national state…
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Iraq’s Structural Crisis: Centralism, Sectarianism, and the Federal Solution
Introduction Since the establishment of the modern Iraqi state by British colonialism in 1921, the peoples of modern Iraq have not experienced…
Read MoreThe Genocide of Sunnis in Iraq

Massacres Committed Against Sunnis by Iraqi Governments and Shiite Militias
Between 2006 and 2024, Iraqi government forces and Shiite militias committed hundreds of massacres against hundreds of thousands of innocent Sunni Arabs.…
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Amnesty International: Shiite Militias Kill Sunni Civilians in Iraq
Amnesty International Report: Shiite Militias Commit Abuses Against Sunni Civilians in Iraq A report issued by Amnesty International accused Iraqi Shiite militias…
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Demographic Change Against Sunni Arabs in Iraq
Dr. Yahya Al-KubaisiDemographic Change Against Sunni Arabs in Iraq In a discussion with one of the groups concerning the displaced people of…
Read MoreThe Persecution of Christians In Iraq

How the Properties of Iraqi Christian Emigrants Are Seized and Sold
Firas Hamid, an investigating judge at the Karrada Court, revealed through Al-Qadaa newspaper that a gang consisting of seven brothers had been…
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The Migration of Christians from Iraq Following the Establishment of the Shiite Rule After 2003
The migration of Christians from Iraq dates back to the events of 2003 following the U.S.-led invasion. The country experienced large waves…
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Iraq’s Vanishing Christians: From 4% to Nearly 1%
Iraq’s Christian Population Declines from 4% to Nearly 1% Cardinal Louis Sako revealed that the percentage of Christians in Iraq has declined…
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