Iraq’s new PM launches anticorruption campaign, but is it enough?

Iraq's newly appointed Prime Minister, Al-Zaidi, has kicked off a high-profile anticorruption campaign that has already netted $86 million, along with properties, vehicles, and gold. While this marks a significant start, experts argue that more substantial measures are needed to tackle the deep-rooted corruption that has plagued the country for years. The success of this campaign could be pivotal in restoring public trust and stabilizing the nation's economy, making it a crucial step in his leadership.