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Maliki “Mistranslated’, doesn’t support Obama ‘Plan
2008-07-20 10:52:00 (CNN) – A German magazine quoted Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki as saying that he backed a proposal by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama to withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq within 16 months. “U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama talks about 16 months,” he said in an interview with Der Spiegel that was released Saturday. “That, we think, would be the right time frame for a withdrawal, with the possibility of slight changes,” he said. But a spokesman for al-Maliki said his remarks “were misunderstood, mistranslated and not conveyed accurately.” Government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said the possibility of troop withdrawal was based on the continuance of security improvements, echoing statements that the White House made Friday after a meeting between al-Maliki and U.S. President Bush. So, in other words, what’s happened here is that Maliki is NOT backing Obama’s “plan”. Gee… I w...
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Iraqi Citizens Rally In Support of al-Maliki & Military
2008-06-04 12:10:00 Gateway Pundit - Some 1000 protesters took to the streets of Kut supporting the recent military operations of Maliki in Basra. After the huge win over the Shiite militias in Basra and Sadr City this week, Iraqis rallied in support of their democratically elected leader and military.
Irak : Maliki appelle les réfugiés irakiens à retourner chez eux
2008-06-01 21:00:00 Le Premier ministre irakien Nouri al-Maliki, a appelé vendredi les réfugiés irakiens à retourner chez eux. "Plus que tout, nous voulons que les Irakiens rentrent chez eux. Nous voulons que les gens talentueux et compétents rentrent chez eux", a déclaré M. al-Maliki lors d'une conférence de presse conjointe avec son homologue suédois Fredrik Reinfeldt. Le gouvernement irakien "a une stratégie claire qui bénéficie de financements pour le retour volontaire" de ceux qui ont fui, a indiqué M. al-Maliki, exprimant l'espoir que des dizaines de milliers de réfugiés irakiens retourneront dans leur pays.
TIME - "Has Maliki Conquered Sadr City?"
2008-05-22 00:09:00 From Time magazine:"Sa'ad Mutlieck was one resident of Sadr City heartened to see armored columns of Iraqi Army forces rolling deep into his neighborhood on Tuesday. "We hope the government is serious about ending all the armed groups so life could be back to normal," said Mutlieck. "The situation is very, very bad."'Odd; hadn't Maliki and Iraqi forces totally screwed up and lost (or not gained) Sadr City. I recall that was the line when Amb. Crocker and General Petraeus were in D. C.. It was Tet all over again right? Should Time be reporting this? I mean seriously, it didn't happen over night and doesn't that qualify it as a loss and old news that no one really cares about anyway?DeMediacratic Nation Blogrolls
Iraqi MPs call Maliki 'depraved'
2008-05-01 14:04:00 The deputies blame Iraqis' suffering on government policiesIraqi deputies have denounced the government, using a quotation from the Koran to describe Prime Minister Nouri Maliki as 'depraved'. The criticism came from the bloc of MPs who support the
By: Get rich
Rice in Iraq to bolster Maliki
2008-04-20 20:43:00 Condoleezza Rice on Sunday paid an unannounced visit to Baghdad in an apparent effort to show support for the government of Nouri al-Maliki as its showdown with the radical Shia Sadrist movement intensified.
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Rice in Iraq to bolster Maliki
2008-04-20 20:43:00 Condoleezza Rice on Sunday paid an unannounced visit to Baghdad in an apparent effort to show support for the government of Nouri al-Maliki as its showdown with the radical Shia Sadrist movement intensified.
By: Get rich
Here we go again
2008-04-09 09:46:00 Iraq's Sadr threatens to scrap ceasefire | Reuters The Mehdi Army militia ceasefire had been credited with helping to sharply reduce violence across Iraq. Scrapping the truce could trigger widespread fighting with security forces and plunge Iraq back into a deadly spiral of sectarian violence. Sadr's warning came a day after Shi'ite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki threatened to bar the cleric's movement from political life unless he disbanded the militia, which has fought fresh battles with Iraqi and U.S. forces in the past two weeksI hate to say I told you so, but...
By: Markism Explored
Iraq's Maliki threatens to bar Sadr from vote
2008-04-07 11:19:00 Iraq's prime minister raised the stakes in his showdown with followers of Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, saying in an interview broadcast on Monday they would be barred from elections unless their militia disbands.
By: Get rich
Asking questions
2008-04-07 07:18:00 The Next Campaign Stop: Iraq Hearings - washingtonpost.com "Essentially, what we've seen both from the administration and from John McCain is a trumpeting of improvements from a horrific situation to simply a unsustainable and intolerable situation," Obama said. "It's looking at the entire picture that I think is the obligation of the president."I've tried to make this point on more than one occasion. Having made cease fire agreements with powerful Sunnis, a cease fire agreement with al-Sadr, and having pushed the surge strategy through to Iraq, our great success was pushing back the clock on violence to 2005. Since we managed that, and so far have not demonstrated we can sustain it, there has been little if any political progress made. In fact, Maliki has just finished waging a short, unsuccessful political war in Basra geared toward making himself look more favorable in elections, and reigniting some of the strife we had already contained.So the question that McCain is aski...
By: Markism Explored
Adviser To Maliki: Blackwater Staying In Iraq Is ?Bad News?
2008-04-06 01:05:00 By- Suzie-Q @ 4:00 PM MST A woman passes a burned car in Baghdad where Blackwater guards killed 17 in September. From CNN: Iraqi official: Blackwater staying on ‘is bad news’ BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — The U.S. State Department’s renewal of Blackwater’s contract to provide security in Iraq “is bad news,” an adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri ...
By: Suzie-Q
More on Basra
2008-04-01 09:29:00 Why al-Maliki attacked Basra | Salon The campaign was a predictable fiasco, another in a long line of strategic failures for the sickly and divided Iraqi government, which survives largely because it is propped up by the United States. So why did al-Maliki do it? With no obvious immediate crisis in Basra that called for such desperate measures, what could have motivated the decision to attack?I consider this article an interesting follow up on my statement about Basra yesterday. I think it's important to recognize the motivations behind Maliki's actions. Americans want to believe that, because the action was supported by the US and the UK, Maliki must have been doing something good for the country. Don't be fooled. Bush supported Maliki because Maliki supports Bush. Al-Sadr supports Iraqis. He may also support Iran, so I'm not necessarily a huge fan, but he claims to support a strong centralized power in an independent Iraq where American troops have gone home. I like th...
By: Markism Explored
Now they've done it
2008-03-31 13:25:00 Al-Sadr calls off fighting, orders compliance with Iraqi security - CNN.com Death tolls are difficult to obtain, but reports from Iraqi and coalition authorities suggest more than 400 people have died since fighting began Tuesday. The fighting has been heaviest in Basra, Iraq's second-largest city and major oil port, and a U.S. military analysis of the battle indicated the government push was not going as well as American officials had hoped, several U.S. officials said Friday.Reading between the lines, what do we see. The US backed government started a fight with someone who had already signed a cease fire. Bush, of course, supported the fight, claiming it was proof that Iraq was returning to normal. After six days of intense fighting with hundreds killed the government has made almost no progress, and Al Sadr is making demands. The government hasn't indicated that they will meet the demands, but what happens either way? If Maliki does what he's been told, he basically is ...
By: Markism Explored
Maliki extends deadline to disarm
2008-03-28 17:07:00 BAGHDAD Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki today extended a deadline for militiamen battling government troops to disarm as fighters showed no signs of ending a standoff with Iraqi forces.
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Maliki risks open Sadrist insurrection
2008-03-27 20:16:00 Nouri al-Maliki took a huge gamble this week when he ordered the Iraqi army into battle against Shia militias in the southern port city of Basra.
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al-Maliki and al-Sadr both rattle their sabres
2008-03-27 18:16:00 BAGHDAD - Shiite militiamen are everywhere. Police and Iraqi army checkpoints are nowhere in sight. U.S. soldiers are keeping their distance. Sadr City ? the Baghdad nerve center for the powerful Mahdi Army ? is suddenly back on edge as the militia leader, Muqtada al-Sadr, and Iraq?s government lock in a dangerous confrontation over clout and ...
By: TexasFred's
Talabani: No plans to oust Maliki
2008-02-11 00:00:00 NAJAF, Iraq, Feb. 9 (UPI) - Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, after meeting with Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, said top Iraqi clerics do not plan to replace Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.Talabani traveled to Najaf, the Shiite holy city 100 miles south of Baghdad, for discussions with the Marjaia, the country's most ...
By: Pakistan News
Irak : Bush et Al Maliki signent une déclaration sur la présence des troupe
2007-11-28 15:06:00 Le président américain George W. Bush et le Premier ministre irakien Nouri al-Maliki ont signé, lundi et par vidéo-conférence une déclaration bilatérale, qui établira les principes communs sur les futures relations entre les deux pays. "Ceci nous rend plus proches des relations bilatérales normalisées entre nos deux pays", indique la Déclaration de principe sur l'amitié et la coopération. "Avec cette déclaration, les dirigeants d'Irak et des Etats-Unis s'engagent à entamer les négociations sur les arrangements formels, qui régissent de telles relations", selon le document.
US-Iraq Long Term Agreement Signed By Bush-Maliki
2007-11-27 15:37:00 President Bush signed a deal setting the foundation for a long-term U.S. troop presence with details subsequently to be worked out. Bush and Prime Minister Maliki reached the agreement on Monday which creates an “enduring” relationship in military, economic, and political terms. The hypothesis is that major portions of the American armed forces will be ...
Even more good news for Maliki- Ba'ath bill passed
2007-11-27 05:51:00 Even more good news for Maliki By Sami Moubayed DAMASCUS - On Sunday, the Iraqi Parliament debated a draft bill granting permission to 14,000 former Ba'athists, all being from the Sunni community, to rejoin government jobs and the armed forces. All of them had been fired in 2003 in a ill-advised process called de-Ba'athification, engineered by US proconsul L Paul Bremer and the United States' number one man in Iraq at the time, Ahmad Chalabi. => Read more!
By: Asymmetric
Al Maliki- Sectarian war over.
2007-11-12 20:38:00 "This is an indication that sectarianism intended as a gate of evil and fire in Iraq is now closed." article
By: Asymmetric
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki ?Baghdad violence down?
2007-11-11 18:19:00 Iraqi leader says Baghdad violence down A woman walks through a room of a house that caught fire after a roadside bomb blast in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007. A roadside bomb missed a passing U.S. military convoy in eastern Baghdad’s Baladiyat district on Sunday but killed a 12-year-old girl and wounded four other Iraqis, ...
al Maliki on political reconciliation and benchmarks
2007-11-07 16:34:00 Over the past week or so I've written about the supposed success of Bush's surge strategy. In reality the strategy to facilitate political reconciliation has largely failed, while the tactic of placing more troops between a civil war has been moderately successful. Wow! Who would have thought that? The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) knows this and has said as much recently (.pdf):U.S. efforts lack strategies with clear purpose, scope, roles, and performance measures. The U.S. strategy for victory in Iraq partially identifies the agencies responsible for implementing key aspects of the strategy and does not fully address how the United States would integrate its goals with those of the Iraqis and the international community. U.S. efforts to develop Iraqi ministry capability lack an overall strategy... The weaknesses in U.S. strategic planning are compounded by the Iraqi government’s lack of integrated strategic planning in its critical energy sector. (p.2) ...T...
By: American Entropy
Al Maliki califica de terrorista al PKK y ordena el cierre de sus oficinas
2007-10-23 20:58:00 Erdogan dice que su paÃs puede atacar "en cualquier momento" a los rebeldes kurdos pero de momento apuesta por la diplomacia.El primer ministro iraquÃ, Nuri al Maliki, ha calificado hoy al Partido de los Trabajadores del Kurdistán (PKK), de grupo terrorista y ha ordenado el cierre de sus oficinas en Irak. "El PKK es una organización terrorista nociva y hemos tomado la decisión de cerrar sus oficinas y no permitirle trabajar en Irak", ha asegurado en Bagdad Al Maliki, tras una reunión con el ministro de Exteriores turco, Ali Babacan.Al Maliki no ha precisado en qué lugares se encuentran las oficinas del PKK. En todo caso, estas declaraciones contradicen las reiteradas afirmaciones de las autoridades iraquÃes a lo largo de los últimos dÃas, según las cuales la presencia del PKK en Irak se limita a zonas inaccesibles del norte de Irak. El primer ministro turco, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ha afirmado hoy en Londres que el Ejército se TurquÃa puede ejercer "en cualquier momento" ...
By: Weltpolitik Blog
al-Maliki gives Washington the finger
2007-09-27 09:14:00 During his speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki warned some of his country's neighbors to stop funding and otherwise aiding insurgents in Iraq.The U.S. delegation must have been rubbing their hands together in anticipation. But if they thought al-Maliki was going to toe the Washington line and point the finger of guilt at Syria and Iran, then they were in for a bitter disappointment. And no little measure of embarrassment.Instead, al-Maliki fingered Saudi Arabia and Jordan, two prominent U.S. "allies" in the White House inspired War on Terror.Perhaps it was al-Maliki's way of thumbing his nose at Washington after the fiasco of the Blackwater affair.Apparently the Baghdad government has made repeated appeals to Riyadh and Amman to clamp down on what he's described as al-Qaida supporters in both of those countries. Odd, that we don't hear much criticism from Washington on this subject.The prime minister has been the target of much cri...
Bush, Maliki broach Blackwater shootings
2007-09-26 09:08:00 NEW YORK -- President Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki met Tuesday to discuss broad issues related to the war, but were forced to confront the latest irritant in their relationship: a deadly shooting last week involving employees of
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Bush, Maliki broach Blackwater shootings
2007-09-26 09:08:00 NEW YORK -- President Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki met Tuesday to discuss broad issues related to the war, but were forced to confront the latest irritant in their relationship: a deadly shooting last week involving employees of
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Iraq?s Maliki to meet Bush in New York
2007-09-14 19:41:00 BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki will meet U.S. President George W. Bush in New York this month on the sidelines of a meeting of the U.N. General Assembly, an Iraqi official said on Friday. The talks will follow a slew of reports and testimony in Washington this week about Iraq, including an announcement ...
By: The Hot Joints
Peace Coming Slowly To Iraq?
2007-09-07 17:54:00 If our own High Horse politicians would rally behind the troops and cease and desist with their political posturing rhetoric for political gain, Victory In Iraq would more than likely have come by now. Emboldening the enemy with their seditious, subversive and treasonous garbage, should be addressed but I doubt if there are any in ONgress that have the cajones to do so. PC has infected the Halls of Dishonor in DC and the only way to change direction in DC is to start all over.After one year as the leader of Iraq, under dire circumstances of fighting Al Qaida and the plethora of militias loyal only to themselves and, after the blood, seat and tears sacrificed by our brave men and women in uniform, the light at the end of the tunnel is growing brighter.TVC link to NYT: (origination at MNF-Iraq)Naturally, the NYT plugs the Losers on the Left but, we can disregard that. We all know why they did this pathetic plug.BAGHDAD, Sept. 5 ? Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, under significa...
Prime Minister Maliki In Total Denial Says Iraqi Newspaper
2007-09-07 02:44:00 The Iraqi newspaper, Azzaman, in a blistering editorial bluntly told Prime Minister Maliki he was “in total denial about the daily killings, the uprooting of millions of Irqaqis, the impoverishment of almost the whole country and even the imminent imploding of a whole nation.” The editorial noted Maliki on assuming office had promised to reach ...
Maliki Seeks Advice From Ayatollah Sistani
2007-09-07 01:07:00 Prime Minister Maliki of Iraq consulted with important religious leader, Ayatollah Sistani on how to handle the near collapse of his cabinet. Maqtada al-Sadr, head of the United Alliance left over a dispute regarding Sadr’s demand for a timetable on when Americans will leave his nation. A major Sunni group, the Accordance Bloc, left claiming ...
Maliki sees political progress
2007-09-03 23:43:00 BAGHDAD -- Iraq's besieged prime minister said today that his government was making progress on the political front and had submitted to parliament legislation that would ease restrictions on members of Saddam Hussein's ousted regime.
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Maliki: Critics overstep 'rational limits'
2007-09-03 08:24:00 The Iraqi premier accuses naysayers in the U.S. of failing to realize the scope of his nation's problems.
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Maliki orders probe of Karbala clashes
2007-09-02 18:49:00 BAGHDAD -- Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki ordered an investigation today into fighting that killed more than 50 people during a religious pilgrimage in Karbala last week, following complaints by an influential cleric that the local authorities'
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Dems Trying Desperately To Play Catch Up
2007-08-27 22:41:00 And did I mention spin?Desperately trying to spin their way back into relevancy, the Democratic Party Leadership, save ReidCo, (and where is Pelosi?), and a Presidential Aspirant have begun to recognize that they have been wrong all along but without coming out and admitting the fact.Sorry, folks. No Kudos to you. Publically admit you have been wrong all along and perhaps you will gain a minor speck of respect. Surely, your integrity and dignity just might have a chance of resuscitation. As of this moment, your words are as shallow and empty as your feigned patriotism.Posted at The Victory Caucus and the pdf is here: Iraqi citizens are helping the Iraqi Army protect areas from Baqubah to Baghdad to Anbar. They are partnering with Coalition and Iraqi Security Forces to keep their neighborhoods secure from terrorists and insurgents. In Iraq , nationally and regionally based police forces have been the norm. The concerned citizens groups are a new model for securing Iraq . Thes...
Blinking Democrats Miss Another News Bit...Or Did They?
2007-08-27 15:57:00 If the Democrats would stop trying to dodge bullets and failing miserably, they would have more time to keep up with current events. As some of them whine and demand that Maliki resign because he hasn't miraculously, in one years' time, to solve the political issues in Iraq, they certainly of either missed this one or have chosen to ignore it as a substantial occurrence.WSJ Online: A Fatwa Against ViolenceLast week, I participated in a three day meeting here that included six of the most senior Iraqi Sunni and Shia religious leaders. At the meeting, held at a Marriott hotel in a Cairo suburb, they formally agreed to "end terrorist violence, and to disband militia activity in order to build a civilized country and work within the framework of law." This gathering was a truly historic event, given the authority of the participants -- including Sheikh Ahmed al Kubaisi, acknowledged by all Iraqis as the senior Sunni religious authority (the weekly audience for his Friday sermons, bro...
Breaking News: Nouri Maliki Blasts Senators Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin
2007-08-27 02:59:00 Today Iraqi Prime Minister attacked Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin. Glad we heard this news after NBC decided to have Keith Olbermann pretend to be a real newsman. Thankfully the BBC does a better job at covering the untouchable Mrs. Bill Clinton and our election politics.Earlier this month, Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin thought it was appropriate to attack Iraqi's Prime Minister publicly during a war.Hillary Clinton said on August 22nd,"I share Senator Levin's hope that the Iraqi parliament will replace Prime Minister Maliki with a less divisive and more unifying figure when it returns in a few weeks."Well, Maliki would have none if it. He called out the disgraceful Senators by name. He said, "Leaders like Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin have not experienced in their political lives the kind of differences we have in Iraq""When they give their judgment they have no knowledge of what reconciliation means."The next time you listen or read MSM, ask yourself whether they are tal...
Iraq?s al-Maliki lashes out at Clinton
2007-08-26 21:03:00 BAGHDAD - Iraq’s Prime Minister Nouri al-al-Maliki lashed out on Sunday at U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton who had called for him to be replaced. In a sign of increased tension between him and Washington, al-Maliki also criticized the U.S. military for killing civilians. “There are American officials who consider Iraq as if it were one ...
By: TexasFred's
Maliki Tells US Politicains To Kiss His...Well...You Decide
2007-08-26 20:15:00 Throughout my years as a Red-Blooded White American Male, as I served this country we call the United States of America, in and out of the Armed Forces, I have always thought that the arrogance of our CONgressional Leaders has always been "Rather" out in left field.The audacity exhibited by American politicians to even dare criticize other governments when those governments don't quite meet American Standards is overly disingenuous to say the least. Case in point? The birthing of a Democracy-like government in Iraq. How can our Leftinistra even begin to honestly criticize the government of Iraq for not being quick enough to restore order in that country when our own Leftinistra spend most of their time, hopefully inadvertently, supporting and emboldening our enemies in Iraq?How long is it going to take to fix our Social Security issues that our CONgress has been working on for how many years now? That is merely one example and there are many.BAGHDAD - Iraq's Prime Minister Nou...
Maliki returns fire at US critics
2007-08-26 16:31:00 Nouri Maliki said the US politicians should 'come to their senses'Iraq's prime minister has hit back at senior US politicians who have called for him to be removed from office. Nouri Maliki singled out senators Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin.
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Maliki returns fire at US critics
2007-08-26 16:31:00 Nouri Maliki said the US politicians should 'come to their senses'Iraq's prime minister has hit back at senior US politicians who have called for him to be removed from office. Nouri Maliki singled out senators Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin.
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Intelligence Calls Iraq's Government Precarious
2007-08-25 08:36:00 The nation's intelligence director released a grim assessment of the progress in Iraq yesterday, including the prediction that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki will be unable to broker reconciliation between the country's warring factions in the coming months and will instead become increasingly vulnerable to challenges to his own leadership. "The Iraqi government will become more precarious over the next six to 12 months," states an unclassified summary of key judgments in the report, citing growing criticism in Iraq of Maliki's rule. "Broadly accepted political compromises required for sustained security, long-term political progress, and economic developments are unlikely to emerge unless there is a fundamental shift." The National Intelligence Estimate report, an update of a similar assessment on Iraq released in January, highlighted some recent successes there since President Bush ordered an increase in the US troop presence. The estimate, compiled by the CIA and other intel...
WE Can?t Trust Al-Maliki
2007-08-23 17:37:00 It's time for him to go.. - revisited What me worry? By now you may have heard all the "pointing of fingers" between the US and Iraqi governments. One day the press is reporting that GW thinks Maliki...
WE Can’t Trust Al-Maliki
2007-08-23 17:37:00 It's time for him to go.. - revisited What me worry? By now you may have heard all the "pointing of fingers" between the US and Iraqi governments. One day the press is reporting that GW thinks Maliki...
Maliki Clashes With Senator and Ambassador
2007-08-23 13:00:00 Prime Minister Maliki lashed back at comments made by visiting Senator Levin who suggested a new government was needed to push for reconciliation. Maliki also expressed anger toward Ambassador Crocker who said “extremely disappointing” progress had been made to creating a viable government representing diverse interests. The Prime Minister said: “The Iraqi government was elected ...
Bush prende le distanze da Maliki
2007-08-23 02:01:00 Nella conferenza stampa tenuta due giorni fa in Quebec, al termine di un vertice a tre con i leader del Messico e del Canada, si è potuta notare tutta la frustrazione del Presidente degli Stati Uniti, sotto pressione per gli scarsi risultati ottenuti fino a questo momento in Iraq. Non è un segreto infatti la data (esattamente metà Settembre) durante la quale la Casa bianca dovrà comunicare
U.S. takes a step away from Maliki
2007-08-22 13:24:00 '); E-Mail Article Listen to Article Printer-Friendly 3-Column Format Translate Share Article Text Size WASHINGTON: When President George W. Bush and Nuri Kamal al-Maliki stood side by side in Jordan last November, the president proclaimed the prime
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U.S. takes a step away from Maliki
2007-08-22 13:24:00 '); E-Mail Article Listen to Article Printer-Friendly 3-Column Format Translate Share Article Text Size WASHINGTON: When President George W. Bush and Nuri Kamal al-Maliki stood side by side in Jordan last November, the president proclaimed the prime
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Bush Takes a Step Away From Maliki
2007-08-22 09:29:00 that phrase had all but evaporated from Mr. Bush's lexicon. Instead, Mr. Bush acknowledged "a certain level of frustration" with the Iraqi government's failure to unify its warring ethnic factions.
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Bush Takes a Step Away From Maliki
2007-08-22 09:29:00 that phrase had all but evaporated from Mr. Bush's lexicon. Instead, Mr. Bush acknowledged "a certain level of frustration" with the Iraqi government's failure to unify its warring ethnic factions.
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