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Tag Archives: ina
Al-Iraqiya ends parliament boycott, a new split?
With “Iraqiya List” decision to back to the parliament and still boycotting the Govt, it seems that Ayad Allawi’s Coalition decided to go to the parliamentary opposition. This decision will be announced within the coming days, but the List will … Continue reading
“Iraqiya List” tiny split
Pathetic article on the NYTimes. The way Al-Iraqiya-trio describe themselves as “nationalists, secular and liberals” is a sad indication shows that they are out of touch with the current world and regional developments. In less than 24 hours after I … Continue reading
Muslim Brotherhood and the root of the recent crisis in Iraq
With the recent rise of the Islamists (the Global Muslim Brotherhood) “popularity” in the Arab countries supported by the West, Iraqi Sunni Islamists are double marginalised First– by the Shiite government. Second — by the secular leadership of Al-Iraqiya List. … Continue reading
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Tagged al-sadr, allawi, hakim, ina, iraq, islam, maliki, middle-east, muslim-brotherhood, muslims, shiite, shiites, sunni
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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
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
No immunity for the US Embassy delegation in Baghdad
The not very surprise visit of the U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden’s [already reported on Al-Hayat since 18-10-2011] is postponed. Both the Iraqi and American sides are not giving the reasons explain this delay, but according to sources Maliki’s government … Continue reading
The US plot after Iraq withdrawal: wave of arrests and assassinations
A wave of arrest of the former Baath Party members and military officers (despite many of them are given immunity after several reconciliation conferences). While the Maliki’s government claims that these people are plotting a coup to seize power after … Continue reading
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Tagged al-sadr, allawi, conspiracy, ina, iraq, maliki, middle-east, sadr, shiite, shiites, u.s.
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Despite Sadrists rejection, US trainers to stay in Iraq … without immunity
Iraqi Government spokesman Al-Dabagh released a very strange statement telling Al-Mada newspaper that the government decided to ban the US Congress delegation from entering the Iraqi territories because they the met with the Iraqi opposition leader Harith Al-Dhari. What is … Continue reading
Between the hammer and the anvil, US presence in Iraq and Maliki’s future will be decided today
Between the US hammer and the Iranian anvil, not only the US presence in Iraq, but Maliki’s future will be decided today. Iraqi President Talabani’s call for a meeting among the leaders of the political coalitions is the meeting which … Continue reading