Zina Al-Mizori, based in Duhok, Iraq, is a lawyer and advocate for Kurdish rights, focusing on political stability, economic diversification, regional diplomacy, and Kurdish unity. She highlights the importance of mutual respect, dialogue, and cooperation with neighbors like Turkey, Iran, and Rojava to promote regional peace, security, and development.
The article examines Iran's strategic geopolitical influence in the Middle East post-2003 Iraq War, highlighting pro-Iranian Shiite militias like Liwa Fatemiyoun. These groups reinforce Iran's regional power while providing social services, fostering Shiite identity, and enhancing the Axis of Resistance amidst ongoing conflicts and regional power dynamics.
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