Iraq’s intelligence agency faces test of political rivalries

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi's decision to directly oversee the country's intelligence agency after dismissing its chief has raised concerns about the balance of power among political factions in Iraq. This move aims to consolidate control amid regional tensions and signals a possible shift away from the historical politicization of sensitive security positions, potentially allowing for a more unified and professional intelligence operation free from party quotas.

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