Iraq as a failed state and its impact on international security

The issue of failed states is one of the issues that have been raised by the international security debate in recent decades. These governments have different effects and implications for various areas of international relations. One of the implications is international security. The Iraqi government is one of the failed countries that has been considered in international relations in recent years. In this study, we will focus on the political, economic, security and social components of the Iraqi government's overthrow and then we are looking to examine the impact of this flurry on international security. Accordingly, the main question of the present study is what are the characteristics of the Iraqi government's inability? Another important question can be further elaborated on this: How will Iraq's failed government affect international security? In the hypothesis, corruption, frustration, weaknesses and shortcomings of the Iraqi government in the economic, political, security and social fields can be pointed out, which in turn will lead to threats to international security.