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Maliki Has Attempted To Assert His Control Over Iraq’s Intelligence Agencies

By motown67 on | From musingsoniraq.blogspot.com

Iraq has six different intelligence agencies. None of them collaborate or communicate with each other. In fact, there are intense rivalries between some of them, and they are divided based upon politics, sect, and ties to the U.S. and Iran. These all hinder the government from providing security to the country. On top of that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has attempted to get rid of his rivals within the agencies, and appoint his own Dawa party members to them. After the U.S. invasion, the...Read Full Story

Amnesty International Condemns Iraqi President

By michaelinnorfolk on | From michael-in-norfolk.blogspot.com

It is a sad state of affairs that the Obama administration and the U. S. State Department appear to be utterly indifferent to the unrestrained murder of gay Iraqis that are taking place at present. Both seem unwilling to demand that their Iraqi puppets take action and stop the travesty. Thus, it is good to see that Amnesty International is calling attention to the blatant murders that are taking place and going after Iraqi president Nouri al - Maliki personally for allowing the bloodshed...Read Full Story

Restored Baghdad museum dedicated

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Iraq's restored National Museum was formally dedicated on Monday, nearly six years after looters carried away priceless antiquities and treasures in the chaos following the U.S.-led invasion. "It was a dark age that Iraq passed through," said Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki at a ceremony inside the museum. "This spot of civilization has had its share of destruction." The event came on the eve of the museum's full public opening Tuesday, which officials have touted as another milestone in...Read Full Story

Obama, Maliki Chart Next Steps

By Ksmsm on | From online.wsj.com

President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki of Iraq, marking the end of a nine-year war, began work to define a postwar relationship, pledging to cooperate on a range of military and civilian initiatives.Read Full Story

Lack Of Commitment To Fight Corruption In Iraqi Government

By JessieatEPIC on | From thegroundtruth.blogspot.com

The following commentary originally appeared in Musings On Iraq As reported earlier , corruption within the Iraqi government is endemic. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has never been committed to fighting it because investigations make his government look bad. The U.S. has also been lackluster in pushing for oversight as well. Recent reports show that the situation has not gotten any better. The New York Times for example, recently reported that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is secretly...Read Full Story

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Over 10,000 scientific educational grants available - Maliki

BAGHDAD: Iraqi Premier Nouri al-Maliki announced the allocation of 10,000 study grants for Iraqi students abroad within scientific allocations. In his meeting with Basra University students, he confirmed that these allocations are available within the Iraqi budget.

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Iraq executions inflame political turmoil

Baghdad (UPI) Feb 9, 2012 Iraq's Shiite-dominated government has executed some 65 "terrorists and criminals" this year, including 17 in a single day, in what is widely seen as a crackdown by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to eliminate Sunni political rivals. The executions and Maliki's targeting of the Sunni leadership of the opposition Iraqiya bloc, using his Shiite-controlled security forces, seem intended to

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Erbil deal still valid says KBC official

The deal which was signed by all the major political party leaders in Erbil reinstated Nouri al-Maliki for the second successive term. Maliki's elections rival, Ayad Allawi whose Iraqiya List won the elections, was promised a National Council for Strategic ...

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