Salah Nasrawi's Articles

Iraq’s Shia rulers are jittery as Syria’s new leaders consolidate their grip on the neighbouring country

With the multiple conflicts in the region remaining unresolved, the Middle East is heading towards another year of immense uncertainty.

Against a regional backdrop of war and human suffering, Salah Nasrawi translates a selection of Iraqi songs – one of the most significant forces in the country’s history

Josep Borrell has ended his term as the EU’s top diplomat, but his legacy will live on, writes Salah Nasrawi

Turmoil in the Middle East could intensify under Trump.

The elections in Iraqi Kurdistan show that neither democracy nor stability in the enclave should be taken for granted, writes Salah Nasrawi

No matter who wins in November’s presidential elections, the Arab countries should prepare for the continuation of fundamentally broken US policies in the Middle East region.

Israel’s war on Gaza and Lebanon will shape the future of the Middle East, obliging the region to ready itself for a new order, writes Salah Nasrawi

Iran has been ramping up its engagement in Iraq ahead of a planned US troop withdrawal from the country, reports Salah Nasrawi

There are increasing signs some in Iraq want to cleanse their multi-faith society of its secular past.

Even with a new and reform-minded president in power, the prospect of Iran changing course is unlikely.

Ten months into the Israeli war of genocide on Gaza, prospects for Middle East peace are in ruins, writes Salah Nasrawi

By choosing to invade Kuwait, Saddam Hussein was caught in a trap, a British probe may accidentally reveal, writes Salah Nasrawi

With Al-Sistani’s advancing age and uncertain health, all eyes are on who will be Iraq’s next top Shia cleric, writes Salah Nasrawi

A new Arab order is taking shape, but there is still a need to overcome deepening regional inequality

With the death of Ebrahim Raisi, Iran may face succession problems in its leadership.

The Arab Summit meeting in Bahrain on Thursday will be a test of unity in response to the threats encircling the Arab world.

There is a growing sense across the Middle East that the war in Gaza will transform the region more than any other event in more than a century.

Two decades after the US invasion, Iraq is forging ahead on a new journey that may risk throwing the country into the unknown.

Ankara’s bid at forging closer ties with Baghdad will depend on the policies of Iran and its proxies.

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