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Tag Archives: maliki
US forces, leaving Iraq .. but not going far, they are heading to Syria
According to Al-Hayat, there still four U.S. military bases in Iraq and three of them in the South, Both Maliki and Obama are using this circus for their election and propaganda interests. The U.S. Embassy announced — coinciding with Maliki … 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
Linking topics: Iraq’s arrests and Federalism, US media false story and why Libya created its own Sistani?
If the autonomous decision made by the Salah-Al-Din Province right or wrong constitutionally, the big surprise which shocked Maliki and his government is the huge public turn out to demonstrate for the support of this decision, unexpected even by the … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, arab, iraq, libya, maliki, middle-east, sistani, u.s.
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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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Iraq: Al-Sadr more pressure on Maliki
While Maliki’s government faces the calls of independence and separation by the Kurds and some Sunni factions because of the lack of services and the political and economic situation … Yet Muqtada Al-Sadr opens up another front to put more … Continue reading
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
Iraq: Al-Sadr blocked the Kurds deal with Baghdad
Few hours after the Kurdistan Alliance declared its determination and the political will to negotiate the oil law and to visit the Supreme religious authority in Najaf, Moqtada Al-Sadr announced his clear rejection of federalism before the Kurds take this move. It … Continue reading
Iraq: trying to revive the sectarian conflicts
In 2007, influential Shiite cleric Abdul Aziz Al-Hakim (Father of Ammar Al-Hakim) started to rally the Shiite masses to form the Iraqi “South and Middle Region” which is something similar to the Kurdistan region. The people behind this sectarian division … Continue reading