Kurdistan Court delays parliament dissolution

The article addresses the political crisis in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, where the elected parliament since October 2024 has been unable to convene to form a new government or elect a permanent president due to disagreements over the distribution of positions and a rivalry between the two main parties, the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. Parliamentary sessions have been suspended, which could lead the Federal Supreme Court to issue a ruling to dissolve the parliament and hold new elections. Some deputies are calling for the annulment of the legitimacy of the current parliament and government. Political parties are engaged in negotiations to resolve the crisis, with expectations of a government reshuffle and new elections. Meanwhile, authorities emphasize that the current government is still functioning and implementing strategic projects despite the crisis.

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