In The Mess They Made: The Middle East After Iraq the author examines the fallout of the Iraq invasion and traces how policy choices set the stage for broader regional change. Drawing on historical context and reporting, the book argues that the aftermath in Iraq could trigger major political and security shifts across the Middle East.

Organized into five focused chapters, the narrative moves from Iraq to Iran, Afghanistan and neighbouring states, assessing likely realignments, the risk of sectarian conflict, and the implications of military and nuclear dynamics in the region. The tone combines clear argumentation with evidence-based forecasting.

Suitable for readers of contemporary history, international relations and foreign policy, the book offers a compact synthesis of events and scenarios useful to students, analysts and anyone following Middle East affairs.

• Key topics: Iraq aftermath, regional power shifts, Iran and Israel, Afghanistan, security and nuclear issues

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