Iraq's minorities affected by political crisis

Iraq has not had a functioning government in nine months, no budget has been passed this year, and the signs of neglect and absence of public spending are visible in Baghdad.
Muqtada al-Sadr, an influential Shia Muslim leader, has called for a new election, but Iraq's Sunni and Kurdish minorities, too, are frustrated with the political upheaval and what many are saying is an ineffective central government.
Al Jazeera's Dorsa Jabbari reports from Baghdad.


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[diazvirdani]

*Peace & Stability in Iraq very important for Iran, Turkiye, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait. because Iraq have border with 6 countries.*

[justanotherdayonyoutube-no]

Well, this is what comes with democracy. Divide, ineffectiveness, and political crisis are common.

[bodinmagosson]

Just break into three independent countries, then there are at least no ethnical or religious conflicts. 🤔

[ReligiousSeeker]

When America gives you “freedom” and “democracy”

[simonmolina]

the news anchor lady at the end of the story was real cute

[theperfectionist]

And this why people want to leave to Europe

[കമലദളം-ടഷ]

Thanks to Democracy which was imported by Western countries

[jehovahhohenzollern]

*AMERICAN ROYAL FAMILY: What is Democracy Robot Jesus used for? ―​ Sultan of Iraq Jehovah Hohenzollern Allahu Uruk Akbar of 1888 Royal Continental and National Prussia (King Santa Claus)​​*

[sun-godk]

If you separate Kurdistan from Iraq, it will become another Afghanistan