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55 shiite sectarian federalism 16 uia dynamics 133 uncategorized 59 us policy in iraq leverage issues 67 meta create account log in entries feed comments feed wordpress com my latest book on amazon com from just world books available on amazon com twitter updates tweets by reidarvisser june 2012 m t w t f s s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 may jul subscribe entries rss comments rss recent posts legality and constitutionality questions in iraq s reform push the federalism dimension in yemen s draft constitution federalism and decentralization in libya s constitutional proposals groundbreaking iraq supreme court ruling on the law on mp replacement after the rise of isis will iraq s shiites secede additional ministers approved for the iraq cabinet the controversial kurdish ministers in the new iraqi cabinet the iraqi parliament fails to approve new security ministers the iraqi parliament approves the abbadi cabinet haydar al abbadi is the new iraq pm candidate maliki the presidency and parliament in the iraq pm nomination battle pm nomination trouble in iraq iraq elects fuad masum as new president for the first time in iraq a large field of presidential candidates the iraqi parliament elects its new speakership archive for june 7th 2012 the united states taking the backseat in iraq posted by reidar visser on thursday 7 june 2012 16 34 it hasn t quite received the media attention it deserves during the midst of the current political crisis in iraq the top us diplomat in iraq ambassador james jeffrey a recurrent figure in many conspiracy theories about elaborate us schemes for dividing and ruling the region must have sneaked out the back door already the wall street journal is making interviews with him referring to his past tenure in iraq and this week despite the climax of the moves to unseat prime minister nuri al maliki ibrahim al jaafari met with a chargé d affaires from the biggest us embassy in the world wait wasn t vice president joe biden the iraq czar of the obama administration supposed to show up in baghdad instead this week well that was what the rumours said but we re at the end of the working week in iraq and still no joe in baghdad it seems the iraqis not without some sort of loud cheering from the turks and the iranians will be sorting this one out themselves meanwhile wednesday brett mcgurk the next us ambassador in iraq was still in washington in a senate confirmation hearing answering rather lame question about oil production sunnis and shiites and militant groups it is however noteworthy that mcgurk who has been so strongly associated with us backing of maliki that iraqiyya promptly declared they would have nothing to do with him upon his nomination was at pains to express an evenhanded approach to iraqi politics if a new pm were in place tomorrow mcgurk would deal with him as with maliki political agreements meaning erbil would be respected alongside the constitution and mcgurk went even further than that apparently reflecting the success of a strong kurdish lobby in dc he declared his desire to visit kurdistan every week of his tenure if confirmed that is a lot of travelling for a high value us target in iraq of course ambassador jeffrey must have left on or around 1 june when his tenure was supposed to end anyway be that as it may the net effect of all of this may be that the united states will have only a limited role in the question of whether prime minister nuri al maliki will go or not right now it actually seems an intra kurdish struggle with some considerable iranian pressure on president jalal talabani is the main factor behind the delay of the introduction of a non confidence vote against maliki in the iraqi parliament some will no doubt see this kind of limited us involvement as a desirable process of disengagement that would be a fair interpretation had it not been for the very glaring and physical image of the mega embassy of the americans in baghdad the remnant of an altogether different vision of hands on us involvement the jeffrey remarks to the wsj came in a story on the unexpected downsizing of the cia presence in iraq it would be fair to talk about successful disengagement had it also not been for the fact that what remains of us fingers in iraq seem to be working at counter purpose in the embassy as well as in the us senate discussion is still about sunnis and shiites and kurds and the implementation of the arbil agreement there is complete failure to realize that all of this replicates the iranian conceptual model of an ethno sectarian iraq and ultimately will serve to strengthen iranian influence or to partition the country into iranian and turkish zones of influence one result of recent developments in iraq is that sadrist criticism of maliki has put pressure on maliki to fix his relations with some other shiite partners with whom relations had soured in recent years such as isci badr and fadila it has also meant creating links to rather unsavoury circles in the former sadrist militia asaib ahl al haqq all of this plays into the hands of iran conversely there is one recent development that might have the potential to solidify iraqi independence versus the regional environment the recent alliance between maliki and sunnis from the disputed territories in northern iraq typically this very significant trend for anyone who believes in an independent iraq was never mentioned in the us senate hearing on the next american ambassador to iraq posted in sectarian master narrative us policy in iraq leverage issues 48 comments create a free website or blog at wordpress com subscribe subscribed iraq and gulf analysis join 203 other subscribers sign me up already have a wordpress com account log in now privacy iraq and gulf analysis subscribe subscribed sign up log in report this content view site in reader manage subscriptions collapse this bar design a site like this with wordpress com get started
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