Monday, March 29, 2010

What Is Next In Iraq?

Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his main rival Ayad Allawi
Photo: GETTY IMAGES


Power Struggle Blights Iraq Poll -- Times Online

A POWER struggle between Iyad Allawi, the secular strongman who narrowly won Iraq’s general election, and Nouri al-Maliki, the incumbent prime minister, has threatened to dash hopes of a stable new government.

Maliki, whose Shi’ite-dominated State of Law party lost by 10,000 votes to Allawi’s Iraqiya coalition, vowed to challenge the March 7 ballot in the courts. He said he would start legal proceedings, complain to Iraq’s electoral commission and demand a manual recount of some votes.

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More News On Iraq

Iraq election results in doubt as winners face disqualification -- Times Online
Iraqi panel wants to bar 4 elected on winning list -- AP
Iraq panel says to appeal six election results -- Yahoo News/Reuters

Iraq PM criticizes U.N. for not backing recount call -- USA Today
Maliki Contests the Result of Iraq Vote -- New York Times
Analysis: Iraqi PM takes risks by challenging vote -- AP

Iyad Allawi struggles to turn Iraq election victory into ruling coalition -- The Guardian
Iraq's Allawi Reaches Out to Rivals -- Voice of America
Can Dr Iyad Allawi heal Iraq's wounds? -- BBC
Allawi poised for a comeback -- Asia Times
Allawi reaches out after Iraq election win -- Washington Post
The Heart of Allawi’s Win -- New York Times

Iraq braces for trouble in aftermath of close vote -- World Tribune
Exiled Iraqi sheikh may hold key to power in Iraq -- The Guardian
Prominent Iraq politicians fail to win seats -- AP
Kirkuk: Arabs, Baathists, Insurgents and Turkmens United Against the Kurds -- New York Times
Religious Parties Now Key to Iraq Rule -- Wall Street Journal
In Iraq's election, a defeat for Iran -- David Ignatius, Washington Post opinion

Panel examines contractor drawdown in Iraq -- Washington Post
Commission to examine level of contractors in Iraq -- Yahoo News/AP

At least 12 killed in Iraq triple bombing -- Sify News
At Least Six Killed in Iraq Bombings -- Voice of America
In Iraq, 5 die in blasts targeted at Ayad Allawi's political bloc -- Washington Post

The Other Side of the COIN: Perils of Premature Evacuation from Iraq
-- Kenneth M. Pollack and Irena L. Sargsyan, Washington Quarterly.

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