Summary
Iraq is currently facing a political deadlock as it still lacks a government months after elections. Former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki was chosen by the majority in parliament to return as prime minister, but this decision is opposed by President Donald Trump, affecting the country's political environment.
Key Facts
- Iraq held general elections in November.
- The country has not yet established a government following the elections.
- Nouri al-Maliki, a former prime minister, is favored by the majority coalition in parliament to become prime minister again.
- President Donald Trump strongly opposes al-Maliki's return.
- Trump's stance has further complicated Iraq's political situation.
- The issue highlights ongoing U.S. involvement in Iraq's political affairs.
