Monthly Archives: October 2010
How to exclude the Sunnis? Maliki’s path to the Prime Minister office
Current development on the Kurdistan Alliance-Iraqiya List pushed Maliki to postpone his interview with the official Iraqi TV two days giving the incumbent Prime Minister the time to adjust his words, according to the failure of Allawi and Adil Abdul-Mahdi … Continue reading
The “Round-Table” results
It became clear that each bloc has its own understanding of the meaning of the “Round Table”. Al-Iraqiya sees this table as an opportunity to form “all coalitions” partnership-government contains all coalitions, including the “State of Law”, but without the … Continue reading
The “round table” meeting
The Federal Court Before the Federal Court’s decision to cancel the Parliament’s open session, Lebanese newspaper Al-Mustaqbal expected this order saying: Maliki Pressure on the parliamentary blocs to speed up the solution of the political crisis to coincide with rapid changes … Continue reading
Wikileaks documents, in the Arab media
Syria Al-Baath newspaper op-ed: From Hillary Clinton to the Head of the NATO Anders Rasmussen … In the history of racism, there are no racists more than those people, O, with the exception of the fascist terrorist entity of Israel. From … Continue reading
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Wikileaks documents, the first reactions in Iraq
With each political party, coalition or bloc tries to interpret the documents according to its interests, Iraqi Interior Minister Jawad al-Bolani in a very statement announced that the Ministry of the Interior will initiate an immediate investigation of information on … Continue reading
“pro-Maliki” front (Iran-Syria-US) vs. “pro-Allawi” front (Egypt-Saudi Arabia)
Even after Damascus opened its door to Maliki, giving the incumbent Prime Minister a wider range of options against his rivals, the Syrians are more interested in Maliki’s “Banias-Kirkuk pipeline” than Maliki himself. Sources revealed that Maliki’s visit to Syria, … Continue reading
Sunnis pressured Allawi to drop “his” demand for Iraq’s cabinet
It seems that western media just discovered that Al-Iraqiya dropped its demand, in favor of Adil Abdul-Mahdi as a candidate for the prime Minister office. The agreement among Al-Iraqiya, Supreme Council and the Kurds is that to nominate Abdul-Mahdi as … Continue reading
“State of Law” and Maliki’s “divide the coalitions” strategy
Since the nomination of Maliki as the NA (- Al-Hakim’s Shahid Al-Mihrab Organization) candidate for the Prime Minister office, the incumbent Prime Minister raised the slogan of his “coming” term as (Security and Reconstruction). The “State of Law” instructs many … Continue reading
The Supreme Council after Maliki’s nomination.
First, I want to update you with this [Arabic text above]: Few hours ago, I received an information from a Sadrists activist in Lebanon saying the following: Within a couple of days, Sayyed Muqtada Al-Sadr will issue a statement, impose … Continue reading
Maliki’s nomination, Iranian pressure or a secret deal?
We can start with the last update; NA chose Maliki as INA’s candidate for the Prime Minister post with the absence of Islamic Supreme Council and the “Fadhila Party” (which means 1 and 1/2 National Alliance). The interesting part of … Continue reading