Green Zone quake highlights Iraq's corruption challenge

The article focuses on the broad crackdown carried out by Iraq's Counter-Terrorism Agency within the Green Zone, targeting officials, deputies, and businessmen accused of influence peddling and illicit gains. It indicates that this campaign reflects the depth of popular frustration with corruption, which has become a complex system linked to sectarian quotas and regional influence, especially with Iran’s continued dominance and its economic and political interests in the country. The article also highlights that the campaign does not target the top corrupt individuals and occurs amidst sensitive political and security balances, with interpretations suggesting external support and coordination with the United States.

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