التطورات الإقليمية و الدولية و أثرها في السياسة العراقية تجاه إيران 1989-1997

Abstract EN

The world witnessed changes after the Cold War, which were reflected like regional transformations, including the nature of the relationship between Iran and Iraq, especially at the end of the eighties until the end of the nineties.

The war's turns between the two countries produced outputs that influenced the determination of the course of political relations and their developments, as Iraq emerged as a prominent military power despite The war that exhausted the economy in it, in turn, Iran has eased tension and pursued a new foreign policy based on building balanced relations, Both are looking forward to a regional role as they are pivotal states in the Arab Gulf region and the Middle East, but that faced another challenge before international powers, especially the United States of America, which adopted a policy of dual containment to retain its role to reshape the region in line with its long-term strategy, from here comes the importance of research that deals with the nature of these roles and how to determine the shape of relations between the variable relations between countries of the region.