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Tag Archives: dawa
Parliament disputed points
First update on the election: — Former head of the Intelligence service Al-Shahwani will enter the political arena as a candidate. Unknown if he will form his own list or joins one of the lists. — In press conference held today, … Continue reading
A preview of Maliki’s coalition — What happened before and after the announcement!
The first event was one day before the announcement of Maliki’s new coalition, Ammar AL-Hakim made a U-turn in one of the basics of ISCI’s ideology, that will provoke a debate not within the Shiite circles only, but inside INA itself. Continue reading
The opposition’s strategy to crash Maliki’s government
Maliki’s chances for a second term are shrinking, and what left for the “State of Law” is the gamble on the party’s previous experience in the provincial elections when the party managed to defeat the ISCI, the Sadrists and the … Continue reading
Lots of bad news for Maliki
The plan to isolate Maliki is continuing and there are loads of bad news for Maliki, not only the “Iraq Presidency criticizes Maliki’s stand” (notice that the link on Iraqi AlsumariaTV removed later). Egypt started to pressure Maliki to withdraw … Continue reading
Is this the end of Maliki-era?
If last Wednesday’s explosion wasn’t the last nail in Mailki’s political-carrier then the announcement of the new coalition without Maliki’s Dawa Party is for sure the last one. Al-Hayat wonders if the talks between ISCI and Maliki Dawa Party can achieve … Continue reading
Maliki wants to control the intelligence service
I believe the Iraqi government’s spokesman Al-Dabagh when he said that the head of the Iraqi intelligence dismissal is not related to the recent wave of explosions. The document I posted few days ago shows a date before the explosions. … Continue reading
The new coalition, Sadrists still “undecided”
There are two or three interesting things about today’s announcement of the Shiites renewed coalition: — Interesting to see the political blocs in the Coalition chose Al-Jaafari to lead the “New Iraqi Coalition” (the new name). Al-Malafpress Aqeel Abdul-Hussein, head of … Continue reading