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Why Iraq’s political paralysis is a result of a system the U.S. helped create

Middle East politics expert Dr. David Romano weighs in.

August 3, 2022 by

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Why is Iraq’s political paralysis a result of a system the U.S. helped create?

Dr. David Romano, Thomas G. Strong professor of middle east politics at Missouri State University, shares his perspective with TIME.


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