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Norristown Times Herald
November 29, 2008
McCaffrey says fighting is now more about politics than shooting and
bombing and that
Americans should "have a sense of empathy for these
Iraqi politicians ...
Middle East Times
November 28, 2008
Iraqi politicians are only attentive when considering their independent interests, political positions and sectarian affiliation -- everything else comes ...
Newsweek
November 28, 2008
The attention of
Iraqi politicians should now shift to provincial elections, scheduled to be held by Jan. 31.
Iraq's Presidency Council still must give ...
Independent
November 27, 2008
Some senior
Iraqi politicians say
Iraqi forces may carry out searches and arrests with a sectarian agenda.
Sunni in
Baghdad are afraid of being arrested by ...
Al-Ahram Weekly
November 27, 2008
As
Iraqi politicians were pitched in a bitter dispute this week trying to resolve their dispute over a security pact with
the United States, ...
American Chronicle
November 26, 2008
... authorities,6 the experiences of the occupation years had almost completely lost the trust of the Iraqi politicians and people to the these authorities. ...
Indiana Gazette
November 26, 2008
McCaffrey says fighting is now more about politics than shooting and
bombing and that
Americans should "have a sense of empathy for these
Iraqi politicians ...
Journal of Turkish Weekly
November 26, 2008
They say the annual
Islamic pilgrimage, or Haj, begins around December 7, and many top
Iraqi politicians will leave for
Saudi Arabia, soon, paralyzing all ...
Salt Lake Tribune
November 25, 2008
McCaffrey says fighting is now more about politics than shooting and
bombing and that
Americans should "have a sense of empathy for these
Iraqi politicians ...
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
November 25, 2008
© AP
Baghdad (AP) -
Iraq's leaders on Tuesday sought to win the support of skeptical lawmakers for a proposed security deal that would allow
American troops ...
Dallas Morning News
November 25, 2008
Neither Washington nor
Baghdad will get everything it wants from this agreement, but
Iraqi politicians were right to scrutinize it and seek the best deal ...
Christian Science Monitor
November 25, 2008
... their own closed-door meetings, many aimed at seeing what they can pry out of the government in exchange for their support, Iraqi politicians say. ...
Sydney Morning Herald
November 24, 2008
Baghdad:
Iraqi politicians opposed to the proposed security agreement with
the United States have argued that it does not explicitly protect
Iraq's vast oil ...
Hartford Courant
November 24, 2008
Detractors, including several
Iraqi politicians and at least one Western official, suspect him of having ambitions to become "a benevolent
Shiite Saddam. ...
Los Angeles Times
November 24, 2008
... 2004 --
Iraq's Parliament erupted in angry debate over what to do about Alusi, who has accused many leading
Iraqi politicians of being stooges of
Iran. ...
guardian.co.uk
November 24, 2008
The separate attacks during the morning rush hour came as
Iraqi politicians prepared to vote on Wednesday on a security pact with
the United States that ...
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
November 24, 2008
While
Iraqi politicians wrangle over the agreement, the leaders of neighboring
Iran have appeared equally confused over how to react to the deal. ...
Fars News Agency
November 24, 2008
The proposed pact has faced widespread opposition among Iraqi politicians. Many fear Washington has plans to keep permanent bases, despite a denial of any ...
Kurdistan Regional Government
November 22, 2008
And while some
Iraqi politicians have challenged
the US-
Iraq security agreement, Iraq's
Kurdish leaders have endorsed the pact as essential for US combat ...
Reuters
November 22, 2008
Iraqi politicians are under pressure to pass the deal to avoid an extension of the mandate. The defense minister said
Iraq's
navy was not ready to assume ...
Dar Al-Hayat
November 20, 2008
Iraqi politicians will only be able to deliver if the country's economic resources are harnessed and channelled to these goals. ...
Kurdish Globe
November 20, 2008
The preceding draft, originally earmarked for approval by Iraqi politicians in October, was perceived by key figures in both administrations as the final ...
ISNA
November 19, 2008
... shortcomings with the agreement, it has been changed several times and Iraqi politicians and government said it needs to involve their views as well. ...
Philadelphia Inquirer
November 19, 2008
Iraqi politicians, facing national elections, would have been even more reluctant to sign a SOFA after January. (In private, almost all Iraqi factions agree ...
Newsweek
November 18, 2008
Some
Iraqi politicians had talked about running any pact by neighboring countries, taken by most observers to mean
Iran, for their input. ...
Today's Zaman
November 17, 2008
Some
Iraqi politicians have said it is easier to back the pact since the election of Obama this month to replace outgoing
President George W. Bush. ...
NPR
November 17, 2008
November 14, 2008 · Rend Al-Rahim, executive director of the
Iraq Foundation, says
Iraqi politicians are more comfortable with a longer timeframe for US ...
The National
November 17, 2008
This is the biggest proof that the only thing all those Iraqi politicians agree on is the treaty with the occupation!" "Algerian President Abdul Aziz ...
Bay Area Indymedia
November 17, 2008
Out of 36 cabinet members, 28 were present for Sunday's vote (a lot of
Iraqi politicians actually live in Amman or
London because of the poor security ...
Reuters
November 17, 2008
Some
Iraqi politicians have said it is easier to back the pact since the election of
Barack Obama this month to replace Bush. Obama pledged to withdraw US ...
Foreign Policy Passport
November 17, 2008
Mary Beth Sheridan's article in the
Washington Post leaves this clue: [T]he accord was attacked by
Iraqi politicians when a near-final draft was distributed ...
Newsweek
November 17, 2008
Some
Iraqi politicians had talked about running any pact by neighboring countries, taken by most observers to mean
Iran, for their input. ...
USA Today
November 17, 2008
Q: Why are some
Iraqi politicians still opposing the deal? A: Until now, Iraqi leaders had no say in whether
the US stayed or went. ...
Free Internet Press
November 16, 2008
Still, the accord was attacked by Iraqi politicians when a near-final draft was distributed last month. Some explained their turnabout this week by noting ...
BBC News
November 16, 2008
While many Iraqi politicians publicly oppose the deal, our correspondent says, in private they support it. They believe it will give the government more ...
Reuters
November 15, 2008
Hadi al-Ameri, leader of the
Badr Organization, one of the main Shi'ite groups in
Maliki's ruling coalition, said this week
Iraqi politicians felt it would ...
PRESS TV
November 15, 2008
However, as the
Iraqi Cabinet prepares to vote on the security agreement, the deal still faces strong opposition from many
Iraqi politicians and leaders. ...
Washington Post
November 14, 2008
Bolani, one of the few top
Shiite leaders to speak publicly in favor of the deal, said
Iraqi politicians should declare their stances on it. ...
Haleakala Times
November 13, 2008
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Iraqi politicians would not have felt reassured that the
Americans would withdraw within a specified time if McCain had won. ...
istockAnalyst.com (press release)
November 13, 2008
Their argument for flexibility is similar to those pressing for a measured withdrawal: It would avoid a security setback and give Iraqi politicians an ...
