In a significant geopolitical shift, Iran’s longstanding influence over Iraq appears to be waning. Once a dominant force shaping Iraq’s political landscape and militia networks, Tehran is facing mounting challenges that undermine its authority in the country. From changing domestic dynamics within Iraq to evolving regional alliances and external pressures, multiple factors are converging to erode Iran’s previously tight grip. This development signals not only a recalibration of power in Baghdad but also potential ripple effects across the broader Middle East.
Iran’s Waning Influence amid Iraq’s Shifting Political Landscape
In recent years, Tehran’s grip over Baghdad has noticeably loosened as Iraq navigates a complex web of internal political dynamics and expanding foreign relations. The once-dominant Iranian-backed factions are now facing unprecedented challenges, including growing public discontent over economic stagnation and corruption. Iraqi youth-driven protests…
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Author : Mia Garcia
Publish date : 2025-07-15 22:59:00
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