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The article concerns the political complexities in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, where the parliament has been stalled for two years due to disagreements among the main parties, particularly between the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. The Federal Supreme Court declared the extension of the parliament unconstitutional, which could potentially lead to the official division of the administration into two separate states—an outcome that has had similar precedents between 1995 and 2006. Party leaders are held responsible for the delay in forming a government, and calls are increasing for either holding new elections or reaching an agreement to form a new government. There are growing concerns that the political divide could deepen and that the scenario of two isolated administrations might be repeated, posing serious risks to regional stability.
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