Al-Nawab Al-Zeidi challenges him early on
The article focuses on the escalating political conflicts in Iraq regarding the oversight and distribution of powers for top positions, especially the vice presidents of the republic and deputy prime ministers, as part of the political forces' attempts to expand the government and share power more broadly. It addresses disagreements over the scope of these positions' authorities, the exploitation by some parties of the concept of the "Presidential Council" to enhance influence, and the impact of these issues on political stability. There are fears that government performance may decline and that overlapping of powers could increase, despite opposition from the religious authority and the rising wave of popular protests, as well as ongoing economic and security crises facing the country.
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