Monthly Archives: September 2010

Al-Iraqiya’s statement as a “prize” to benefit Abdul-Mahdi

Reject­ing the  par­tic­i­pa­tion, if Maliki formed the new gov­ern­ment,  we can sum­ma­rize the state­ment released by Al-Iraqiya List in three impor­tant points: — Non-recognition of the so-called National Alliance (State of Law and Iraqi National Alliance). — Al-Iraqiya con­sid­ers that … Con­tinue read­ing

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The new “hope-scenario” in details

24 hours after the Syr­ian author­i­ties met with Maliki’s “State of Law” del­e­ga­tion, Syr­ian media leaked a new sce­nario of the for­ma­tion of the Iraqi gov­ern­ment, which shows some signs of accep­tance among the “major­ity” of the Iraqi coali­tions. INACon­tinue read­ing

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Syria’s new position: How Maliki bought Syria’s support?

Con­trary to Sami Moubayed’s arti­cle “Al-Watan: Dam­as­cus wel­comed the offi­cial sign­ing of an agree­ment between Bagh­dad and Dam­as­cus, enabling the trans­fer of Iraq’s crude oil and gas to the Mediter­ranean coast, through the Syr­ian ter­ri­tory. Even the government’s spokesman Ali … Con­tinue read­ing

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Sadrists political maneuver may prove successful, Qatar negotiates Iran to ensure Al-Iraqiya’s place in the new government

First of all, the three con­di­tions which made the Sadrists to accept Adil Abdul-Mahdi are: — The ter­mi­na­tion of all secu­rity agree­ments with the U.S. (which why the U.S. hur­ried to announce “keep troops in Iraq after 2011″). — An … Con­tinue read­ing

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Temporary U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq, waiting for the civil war

Most of the analy­sis and the views (at least in the Mid­dle East) see the U.S. with­drawal from Iraq is an arti­fi­cial sce­nario intended to mis­lead pub­lic opin­ion, the Iraqis and Amer­i­cans and Mid­dle East­ern, as well as the inter­na­tional … Con­tinue read­ing

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