The internal Iraqi scene is passing through a highly sensitive and dangerous turning point as the political deadlock over delaying the new government's ministerial cabinet announcement persists. Specialized observers of Iraqi affairs note that prominent political poles rigidly clinging to
their positions regarding parliamentary bloc weights and the distribution of sovereign and service portfolios deepens the state of institutional stagnation. This concerning situation puts the foundations of the country's democratic process to a true, historical test of its resilience and
ability to absorb contradictions without resorting to street mobilization.
