Iraq’s parliament may have finally elected a Kurdish president, but that vote was never the real story. The real fight — the one that will determine Iraq’s political trajectory for years — is over whether the Iran-aligned Coordination Framework will push former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki back into the prime minister’s office. Al-Maliki, who governed […]

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When a government building becomes a military target, something fundamental has shifted about how wars are fought. The Israeli air strike on a State Security facility in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon — which killed government personnel and reportedly civilians — was not simply another escalation in a long-running border conflict. It was a crossing of a […]

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The gap between being chosen and being convenient is one of the most painful things a person can learn about their relationships — not because the information is complex, but because the evidence was always there and the recovery requires rebuilding your entire model of how connection works.

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