Zaydi Cabinet Faces American Veto and Framework Disputes

The article discusses the challenges of forming the new Iraqi government after one hundred days since its inauguration, noting that nine ministerial positions remain vacant, including those of Defense and Interior. Political forces, especially the Shiite "Framework Coordination" factions, have affirmed that they are continuing their efforts to complete the cabinet during this week. However, debates persist over the candidates for these positions, particularly for the Minister of Interior and for Vice Presidents and Prime Ministers. Additionally, Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi faces demands to resolve the issue of unlicensed weapons, combat corruption, and carry out economic reforms. Internal disagreements within the Framework forces concern potential candidates for the positions of Deputy Prime Ministers, particularly the candidate from the Shiite Resistance, Laysh al-Khazali, who faces American opposition. Observers believe that the disintegration of the Framework forces and Muqtada al-Sadr's ability to regain influence could lead to changes in the government formation process, potentially granting Sadr a parliamentary majority.

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