Social Listening: Iraqi Politics
Iraq’s parliamentary elections this November will be critical for the country’s governance and regional stability. ENODO Global is producing a series of reports that analyze Iraq’s political landscape, shaped by endemic corruption, shifting security dynamics, and declining public support. The first report focuses on Mohsen al-Mandalawi’s pivotal role in the Iraqi government, delivering data-driven insights into public perception and institutional power to help policymakers, analysts, and stakeholders forecast the election outcome.
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