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Tag Archives: election
Iraq: arrest warrant for vice-president Al-Hashimi a golden chance for the Kurds
The CIA chief David Petraeus to attend Al-Iraqiya meeting yesterday makes you wonder about the US role in the current unrest in Iraq or even in the bombing and assassinations. The crisis started with the arrest of the bodyguards of … Continue reading
Unfortunately, Egyptians are not able to cancel secret US-Muslim Brotherhood deal
Egypt’s political violence: What is going on under the surface? It was no coincidence that the US, the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and the Military Junta support the same goal in Egypt. After years of fruitless negotiations between the US and Muslim … Continue reading
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Allawi’s “Bats of Darkness” will form a “Majority Government”
All indications show that the political process in Iraq is heading towards a “majority government”, but this will be decided tomorrow … A turning point in the future … From bad to bad … Continue reading
Winners, losers and lost momentum
From the many articles I read today (mostly on the western media), all came to one conclusion: Maliki is the winner, and the Kurds lost heavily with one presidential office. In my opinion it is the other way around, Kurds … Continue reading
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
As Washington and Tehran want Maliki, Damascus will dictate the path of Iraqi politics
Many talks about the a conference in Syria (as I reported about the Syrian role before), leaders of Iraq’s coalitions will meet at Ramadan’s “Iftar” invitation hosted by Bashar Al-Asad (in coordination with coordination of Iranian-Syria-Saudi Arabia-Turkey) to discuss the government … Continue reading
Leaked U.S. document of the power-sharing between Maliki, Allawi
Before you read the document, notice that the heated discussions took place during the last period, focused on one point: “ Also notice that (CCNSP) is a temporary solution gives the U.S. the enough time to announce the withdrawal of … Continue reading
The Kurdistan Alliance’s conditions to form a government
From the (20 or 19) points (conditions) put by the Kurdistan Alliance for the negotiations with other coalitions, we can notice the desperate attempt from the Kurds to “re-establish” themselves as the “King Maker”?. The Kurds know that the formation of … Continue reading
The U.S. “secret condition” to support Iran’s Uranium-exchange deal
Reaching a dead end on the formation of the Committee to choose candidates for the prime minister post, the newly joined coalition decided to jump upon this issue, by deciding to choose a name for the coalition and its leader … Continue reading
Winners and losers in the new exclusion decision
Some interesting comments today made by the Sadrist leader Bahaa Al-Araji saying that contrary to expectations Maliki’s State of Law could loss two seats after the recount of the votes. As for the new exclusion list of the 52 candidates released … Continue reading