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Tag Archives: kurds
The new “hope-scenario” in details
24 hours after the Syrian authorities met with Maliki’s “State of Law” delegation, Syrian media leaked a new scenario of the formation of the Iraqi government, which shows some signs of acceptance among the “majority” of the Iraqi coalitions. INA … 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 dispute over the presidency in Iraq
Every now and then, Vice-President Tariq Al-Hashimi repeats his call for an Arab President in Iraq and not a Kurd, but in the coming four years the President position will be a powerless honorary position, then why the Kurds insist … Continue reading
The not very surprising results in Kirkuk
How Turkey helped Allawi in Kirkuk? Not very surprising results for Al-Iraqiya in Kirkuk, especially for those who watched Aljazeera’s Iraqi election reports from Turkey. Aljazeera corespondent in Ankara “Omar Lafi” said this in three different reports: While Iraqis abroad … Continue reading
Post-election conflict scenario
Expectations indicate that the Iraqi general elections, scheduled for the next month (07-March-2010), will be a decisive turning point, most likely will take the Iraqi political process to a new stage. New Iraq-Iraqi disputes will start to emerge, timed with the … Continue reading
Three Sunni candidates for the presidency, Zebari to the Vice-President
The image below is one of the evidence used by the Justice and Accountability against Salih Al-Mutlaq. It is a document from 2002 shows that Salih Al-Mutlaq was in contact with the Iraqi Intelligence service, and as the paper says … Continue reading
Kurdish parties looking for new alliances
Not a surprising call from Maliki asking the Kurdish government to “end to Kurd oil deal row, while at the same time Maliki knows very well that Barham Salih’s government can do nothing about these oil contracts. After assuming the … Continue reading
Barzani’s unachievable dream of a Kurdish army
During his meeting with US Army Lt. Gen. Michael Barbero, Barzani said: “one of my dreams to see a unified army of Kurdistan”, a direct reaction came from Maliki’s spokesman Al-Dabagh saying: “This will remain a dream”. In his last article … Continue reading
U.S. promises to the Kurds rejected by the parliament, few scandals
- Some interesting words from Barzani, saying that the American promises are much more important than the parliament’s seats. Kurdistan regional government refused to say what are these promises, but Kirkuk MP Omar Al-Jabouri said the Americans promised the Kurds … Continue reading
The U.S. and Baath Party meetings, Obama — Barzani deal
After the famous phone call between Obama and Barzani, that made the Kurdish leader to change his mind allowing the election law to pass, Al-Hayat reveals the deal between the two: A high-level political sources told Al-Hayat that the U.S. administration … Continue reading