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Tag Archives: uia
Ba’ath Party and the election – 1
Six years after the fall, Baath Party still present in the Iraqi political arena, and at the forefront of the political debate among political coalitions and entities. This debate escalated after the circulation of rumors say that the Baathists want … Continue reading
The Shiite front and the neo-Baathists
Hiatus for the coming two days, Twitter continues. While Maliki renewed his attacks on Saudi Arabia yesterday, Ammar Al-Hakim thanked Saudi Arabia for its “supportive role” all these years (direct reaction from Dawa’s Al-Adeeb saying that Iraq wants to renew … Continue reading
Iraqi parliament, the new Iran — U.S. conflict arena
I can imagine that Ali Larijani’s visit to Iraq is to pressure the “State of Law” to join the INA, but I don’t think that this is the reason behind the circulating news of Maliki’s decision (already reported here two … Continue reading
Religious blocs in chaos after the announcement of Allawi coalition
The announcement of the formation of the (Iraqi National Movement) set the election plan of the Iraqi political Islam (especially the Shiites parties) in more chaos than it already is. The Shiite-Shiite parties equation itself in a complete disarray, bypassing … Continue reading
Election crisis management and the US forces withdrawal
Representative of the Supreme cleric Sistani (Abdul Mahde AL-Karbala’i) warned against the postpone of the elections as scheduled (16–01–2010), his argument was: The postpone will contains many risks and tensions that could lead the Iraqi political arena to a new … Continue reading
Kirkuk deadlock continues
Despite the special treatment in visit to Washington, it seems that the Americans insist to make Maliki’s life more miserable than it already is. Influential Kurdish MP Mahmoud Uthman said today the following: Kurds have received a green light from … Continue reading
Understanding today’s explosions, Maliki wants to join INA
Security Minutes after today’s series explosions, and to gain the international support for an international tribunal, AL-Dabag reaction was the explosion targeted a conference of foreign ambassadors in Mansoor Hotel, while in reality the bomb exploded kilometers away from the Hotel. … Continue reading
Maliki’s visit to Washington, split among the Sadrists
First — As expected and long running dispute between Maliki and Interior Minister Bolani took another turn today. Maliki’s last act before leaving to Washington is asking the Parliament to withdraw confidence from Bolani. — The official statement says that … Continue reading
“Caretaker” government
Iraqi Presidential Council’s plan shorten Maliki’s government life and changed into a “caretaker” government is criticized by AL-Dabagh today saying that the government will be a “caretaker” after the election and this is confirmed in the constitution.
ISCI conference
ISCI held its conference and chose Ammar Al-Hakim as a permanent leader (as expected), but one interesting thing; the conference end statement approached Ammar Al-Hakim as “Hujut-Al-Islam Wal-Muslimeen” (Verse of Islam and Muslim), which is a high ranked religious title, … Continue reading