The
Australian, By Greg Sheridan*
Quitting
a foreign concept for Iraq
There
can be no turning back for Iraq, Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari tells Greg
Sheridan IN the cacophonous, bitter and rancorous debate about Iraq, there's one
voice we seem determined not to hear: the voice of Iraq's democratically elected
Government.
British
Prime Minister Tony Blair expressed genuine anger with the Western media about
this in a press conference in Baghdad a few days ago. Standing among Iraqi
ministers, he upbraided the media and said, in effect: ''Let's not rule these
g...
Office
of Joost Lagendijk
Member of the European Parliament
Brussels, 2007-05-08
After a
round of discussions with Mr Kaval, representative of the Democratic Alliance of
Northern Kurds, and others, we ...
KTV
"Kurdistan has never been part of the problem, but we are trying to be part of
the solution," said Massoud Barzani, President of the Autonomous Kurdish
Government in Iraq to the Foreign Affairs Committee on T...
The
Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Nordic Representation hereby issues a
statement in connection to President Massoud Barzani´s response to the Iraq
Study Group (ISG) Report.
The KRG Nordic maintains the ...
The Presidency of the European Union notes the conclusion of the first trial
before the Iraqi High Tribunal and the verdict
announced today in the so-called Dujail case against Saddam Hussein and seven co-defendants...
Saddam
Hussein has been convicted of crimes against humanity and sentenced to death by
hanging. The former Iraqi leader was convicted over the killing of 148 people in
the mainly Shia town of Dujail following an ass...
The
news from Iraq is bad, but many of the recommendations coming from London and
Washington are worse. Dividing Iraq would abet ethnic cleansing and break the
country into morsels more easily digested by neighbouri...
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