
Iraq's Election Sparks Regional Tensions and Political Shifts
Iraq's recent elections resulted in a fragmented parliament with pro-Iran parties holding the most seats, but Prime Minister Sudani's pro-West coalition gaining significant support. The political landscape is heavily influenced by the geopolitical rivalry between the US, Iran, China, and Russia, with potential shifts in Iraq's alliances impacting regional stability and energy deals. The formation of a new government remains complex, reflecting Iraq's delicate balance of internal and external influences.

