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Hashemi says ball in Maliki’s court after Iraqiya bloc’s return The Iraqiya bloc sent a positive signal by ending its parliament boycott, and its eventual return to the Cabinet depends on how Iraq’s premier responds.
Turkey Tries to Navigate Sectarian Divides in Middle East Erdogan has strongly denied his government is following a sectarian agenda
Iraq VP tells Maliki to respect power-sharing deal The Iraqiya bloc sent a "positive signal" by ending its parliament boycott, and its eventual return to the cabinet depends on how Iraq's premier responds, the country's fugitive vice president told AFP.
Middle East Online Will it be an offside or a goal? The Iraqiya bloc sent a "positive signal" by ending its parliament boycott, and its eventual return to the cabinet depends on how Iraq's premier responds, the country's fugitive vice president said.
By ShahramAzhar Radical transformation of Pakistani society requires a class alliance of the downtrodden, oppressed and exploited sections of society.... read more On 30 February 2012, the Supreme Court (SC) has allowed former Pakistani ambassador to US Husain Haqqani to travel abroad after an important witness in the 'memo' case finally refused to present himself at the judicial commission set up by the Court.
Middle East turmoil draws Turkey, Iraqi Kurds into unlikely friendship Upheaval in the Middle East and mutual economic interests are drawing together two unlikely partners.
'It's crazy that we still think the Israelis are our enemy' Mithal al-Alusi is a marked man.
Analysis: Middle East turmoil draws Turkey and Iraqi Kurds ARBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Upheaval in the Middle East and mutual economic interests are drawing together two unlikely partners; rising powerhouse Turkey and an entity whose name Turkish leaders hardly dare mention - Kurdistan, the semi-autonomous region of northern Iraq.
Analysis-Middle East turmoil draws Turkey and Iraqi Kurds closer ARBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Upheaval in the Middle East and mutual economic interests are drawing together two unlikely partners; rising powerhouse Turkey and an entity whose name Turkish leaders hardly dare mention - Kurdistan, the semi-autonomous region of northern Iraq.
Middle East turmoil draws Turkey and Iraqi Kurds closer ARBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Upheaval in the Middle East and mutual economic interests are drawing together two unlikely partners; rising powerhouse Turkey and an entity whose name Turkish leaders hardly dare mention - Kurdistan, the semi-autonomous region of northern Iraq.

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