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The article focused on the structural shift in Iraq's anti-corruption efforts, where the issue of corruption has become a strategic priority supported by coordination between the judiciary and the executive branches. This development has been driven by international pressures and regional risks that threaten to destabilize the region. The British report detailed Iraq's judicial efforts to pursue corruption networks, particularly the "Century Theft" case involving the embezzlement of $2.5 billion from the Tax Authority. It highlighted successes in dismantling corruption networks and recovering assets, while also emphasizing the imposition of external legal sanctions and the development of a stable economic environment through electronic reforms. The report also noted that these measures aim to improve Iraq's sovereign ratings and attract international investments.
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