Your Biweekly dose of Iraqi politics explained thoroughly by Yazen Adnan and JJ from the group Workers against Sectarianism.
In this episode, we will talk about the sectarian policy of the Iraqi government towards Muslims and non-Muslims inside Iraq, we will also talk about the restriction of freedoms that occurred in our society, the difference between Ramadan in the past and Ramadan now under the mercy of this sectarian government, and how the cultural content of Ramadan was stolen in order to turn it into a sectarian religious occasion with the support of the international community. In this episode, we will also talk about the city of Nasiriyah, explore its ancient history, the reason behind the strength of political movements in it. We will end the episode by talking about Muqtada al-Sadr's recent sectarian activities and his sectarian conflict with "Sarkhi". If you liked the episode, don't forget to send me your questions on this email wasiraqi@gmail.com or visit the social networking sites : was-iraq.org / Telegram : https://t.me/iraqnewwss / Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wasiraqi/ .
In this episode, we will talk about the oil crisis between Baghdad and Erbil, and what is the interest of the Iraqi - Kurdish or Arab people in transferring oil money from the pockets of thieves in Erbil to the pockets of thieves in Baghdad. We will also talk about the formation of the government and the daily suicides in Iraq, where the rate of suicides reached one person every day. don't forget to send me your questions on this email wasiraqi@gmail.com or visit the social networking sites : was-iraq.org / Telegram : https://t.me/iraqnewwss / Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wasiraqi/ .
In this episode, we will talk about the past elections, the political struggle over the formation of the new government, a brief explanation of sectarian political parties and their militias, the problems that revolve between them, the threat of civil war, and people's opinion, If you liked the episode, don't forget to send me your questions on this email wasiraqi@gmail.com or visit the social networking sites : was-iraq.org / Telegram : https://t.me/iraqnewwss / Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wasiraqi/ .