Iraq has finally broken free from a five-month-long period of political stalemate, as a new president has been elected with a resounding majority. The incoming leader secured 227 votes, a significant margin that signals a fresh start for the war-torn nation. With a campaign promise to prioritize "Iraq First," the new president has vowed to put the country's interests above all else, a shift from the previous administration's more international-focused approach. As Iraq looks to rebuild and recover from years of conflict, the country's citizens eagerly await the president's first moves, hoping to see tangible improvements in their daily lives.
New president pledges 'Iraq First' after securing 227 votes, ending five months of political deadlock.
