After months of intense political wrangling, Iraq’s governing Shia coalition has settled on an unexpected choice to lead the country. Ali Al-Zaidi, a 40-year-old businessman with no prior experience in public office, has been named prime minister-designate, marking a significant departure from Iraq’s traditional political leadership.
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