Iraqi Prime Minister Vows Zero Tolerance in Anti-Corruption DriveIraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidy has announced a decisive shift in the country’s approach to governance, declaring that his administration will no longer recognize any ‘red lines’ in the pursuit of corrupt actors. This declaration signals an intensified effort by the Iraqi government to address the systemic corruption that has long hindered the nation’s political and economic stability. Al-Zaidy has formally called upon the members of the Iraqi Council of Representatives to actively exercise their constitutional oversight roles. By engaging the Parliament, the Prime Minister is seeking to ensure that the campaign against corruption is not merely an executive mandate but a unified national effort. For the Iraqi public, the success of this initiative will be measured by the transparency of the processes involved and the tangible outcomes in the recovery of misappropriated funds.