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Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is working to balance U.S. and Iranian interests amid ongoing regional tensions. He advocates for economic engagement over military presence and aims to disarm militias while promoting anti-corruption efforts. Al-Zaidi's leadership reflects a commitment to reform and a vision of Iraq as a bridge between the two powers.
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Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is working to balance U.S. and Iranian interests amid ongoing regional tensions. He advocates for economic engagement over military presence and aims to disarm militias while promoting anti-corruption efforts. Al-Zaidi's leadership reflects a commitment to reform and a vision of Iraq as a bridge between the two powers.
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