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BAGHDAD, July 2 (UPI) -- Iraqi lawmakers have mixed opinions on the U.S. troop withdrawal, with some hailing the end to foreign occupation and others worried about renewed violence.
Kirkuk complexities grow; Baghdad lacks will on Kurdish issues; Syrian Kurds feeling trapped; Afghanistan is "very, very difficult"; Afghan violence expected to rise; Intelligence sharing vital to Afghan success
Arab, Kurdish tensions mount in Ninawa; Iraq preps for SOFA vote; Sadr emergence welcomed, U.S. says; Karzai plans Swat-style offensive; Regional unity needed, Karzai says; White phosphorus as propaganda
Hakim slams Baathist return; Barzani stresses federal structure in Iraq; Iraqis wary of post-American environment; Attacks plague NATO efforts in Afghanistan; Kabul struggles with returning refugees; Afghan forces capture IED ringleader
BAGHDAD, March 3 (UPI) -- A bilateral U.S. and Iraqi committee is ramping up efforts to execute provisions of the Status of Forces Agreement, officials said.
Iraqi Islamic Party shuns Rafsanjani; Kurdish lawmakers deny Iraqi election monitors; courts face political pressure over speaker post.
Maliki looks for an alternative Shiite alliance; there is no intention to oppose Maliki; agreements on the speaker of Parliament
Row over speaker highlights political divisions; speaker vetting threatens Parliament; political reform is an Iraqi matter.
ANKARA, Turkey, Jan. 26 (UPI) -- Turkey cautioned against moving too quickly on a referendum to settle the disputed status of the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, officials said.
BAGHDAD, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Shiite Iraqi lawmakers said Monday the matter of minority representation in the provincial elections law will be put on the next parliamentary agenda.