Announced on April 3, 2025, by Wilson and co-sponsor Congressman Jimmy Panetta, the “Free Iraq from Iran Act” aims to curb Tehran’s influence in Iraq and reassert Iraqi sovereignty.

Muqtada al-Sadr's boycott of the 2025 elections, citing corruption and a flawed system, sparks debate on its impact on Iraq's political balance and reforms.

The potential impact on Iraq if Iran withdraws support for its proxies, highlighting shifts in political power and rising alternatives like the Sadrist movement.

The U.S. precondition for nuclear talks with Iran has raised pressing questions about Tehran’s willingness to comply, as Washington ramps up pressure on the Islamic Republic and its allies.

Just six months after reformist politician Masoud Pezeshkian’s government took office in Iran, resignations and dismissals have begun to mount amid economic crises driven by U.S. sanctions.