Monthly Archives: September 2011
Iraq: Al-Sadr blocked the Kurds deal with Baghdad
Few hours after the Kurdistan Alliance declared its determination and the political will to negotiate the oil law and to visit the Supreme religious authority in Najaf, Moqtada Al-Sadr announced his clear rejection of federalism before the Kurds take this move. It … Continue reading
International solution for Syria: A dysfunctional State
As Simon Tisdall described the situation in Syria as: Syria is moving inexorably from Arab spring to an ever darker, dangerous winter of discontent. Sources say that Arab and international communications to find a solution for the political situation in Syria. … Continue reading
Iraq, Algeria expose the Libyan NATO-rebels
In meeting held yesterday [Tuesday] in the UN in New York on the Libyan situation, Iraqi Foreign Minister Zebari revealed that the European special forces fought alongside the Libyan rebels. Zebari said: Not only the air raids attacks on Tripoli … Continue reading
Iraq’s gun silencers death squads
Video released by the Iraqi demonstration activists on Facebook shows gunmen with silencers fitted on their weapons — The uniforms are neither police, security forces nor army unites:
Jordan, Morocco military forces to defend the Arab Gulf States
(GCC countries bought two armies) Details of the invitation for Jordan and Morocco to join the GCC “Royalty Club” started to emerge, Jordanian newspaper leaked the plan offered by the Gulf States to Jordan and Morocco to form a rapid … Continue reading
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Iraq: trying to revive the sectarian conflicts
In 2007, influential Shiite cleric Abdul Aziz Al-Hakim (Father of Ammar Al-Hakim) started to rally the Shiite masses to form the Iraqi “South and Middle Region” which is something similar to the Kurdistan region. The people behind this sectarian division … Continue reading
Leaked draft Libyan constitution: The Islamists are coming
According to the leaked copy of the Libyan new draft constitution (first edition), that Libya after Gaddafi will be a democratic none-central State . The presidential term will not exceed four years to be renewed once, with the existence of … Continue reading
U.S. forces to extend its presence in Iraq for another 6 months
As every person with little knowledge on the politics and news in the Arab countries and the Middle east knows that rumors in newspapers are more authentic and reliable source than government and politician’s statements. This is what reported today … Continue reading
Libyan rebels war crimes against Tuareg tribes
Nothing new in Amnesty International report on Libya’s NTC human rights abuses if read the complains of the Tuareg tribes in southern Libya. This is the statement released by the Coordinating Committee for the Tuareg of Libya: [We]the forces of the NTC, … Continue reading
Al-Sadr’s concessions to continue, stop all attacks on the American troops
Muqtada Al-sadr decided to halt all attacks on the American troops in Iraq, allowing them to withdraw completely at the end of the year. This contradicts, earlier decision has been announced some time ago by the leader of the Sadrists Movement, … Continue reading