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Tag Archives: hashemi
The future political fragmentation of the Sunnis in Iraq
The US ended the military occupation of Iraq but its diplomatic and economic influence still present, casts its consequences on the future of Iraqi politics. In this regard we will see that the coming days will witness a political rearrangement … Continue reading
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Tagged allawi, arab, gcc, gulf-states, hashemi, hashimi, iran, iraq, maliki, middle-east, muslim-brotherhood, qatar, saudi-arabia, shiite, shiites, sunni, syria, turkey, u.s.
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The war of the press conferences
The current Iraqi crisis started bad and turned ugly, but there is one thing I should say: Even a peaceful solution means many changes in the future political map of Iraq .. in a later post, I will explain why … Continue reading
Iraq crisis is part of the regional conflict and a blow to the Saudi Arabia — Turkey plan
In his critic to Western analysts and experts in Arab affairs who try to research each Arab country as a separate case away from its natural regional and Arab environment, Iraqi writer Tariq Al-Dulaimi said the following in his article … Continue reading
The beginning of the end of the US sponsored “Iraq State” project
The pace of exchanging accusations among Iraqi political parties started to escalate since the US military withdrawal began, Mutlaq called PM Malikia “Dictator” and government accused Vice-president Hashimi with planning to assassinate the PM. There is something going on behind … Continue reading
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Tagged hashemi, iraq, maliki, middle-east, shiite, shiites, sunni, u.s.
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Election crisis, the U.S. sending out two contradictory signals
The plan is very simple; make as much noise as possible and the Americans will accept the “J and A” decisions (and will recognize the election results). At least it worked with Talabani, who tries to synchronize his position with … Continue reading
Attempt to withdraw confidence from the Appeals Court, Al-Sadr’s condemnation statement
First, the decision made by the Appeals Court is very clear saying postpone JAC’s decision and not “cancellation” (image above is part of the decision). Second, the election campaign officially postponed from 7 Feb to 12 Feb. Third, I will bypass … Continue reading
Unsuccessful attempts to cancel the “exclusion” decision and score few election points
The current crisis will ease and end soon, politicians will accept the U.S. wishes (if you don’t like the word “orders”), from the president and the Presidency Council, to Maliki’s office all will use their authorities to suspend the “J … Continue reading
Where are the refugees in the new law? How the Americans saved Hashimi!
I can’t say it better than the Sadrists MP Nassar Rubaie, who explained the current situation and future similar situations as: The Iraqi constitution, is unable to build a modern state and to handle any political crisis such as this one … Continue reading
New agreement, more seats and nothing changed
About 21,30 Baghdad time, the parliament announced that it reached an agreement, no details and information available are very little, but as far as I can find, the parliament agreed on the following: Khalid Al-Attiyah, Deputy-House speaker said that the … Continue reading
Election law, more confusing information
We stay with the election, but away from the election law crisis (as they call it), there one important development day: As expected, the political Bloc “Iraq Unity” chose Bolani as the Chairman of the Bloc, former Parliament speaker Mahmoud … Continue reading