BAGHDAD /Iraqi News Newspapers in Baghdad will not appear as of Saturday (March 6) until Tuesday (March 9) for Iraq’s legislative elections 2010. Iraqi voters will head for the ballot stations
ARBIL /Iraqi News Around 662 foreign journalists will cover Iraqi election in 38 countries on March 7, 2010. Around 200 other foreign media men from 10 different news outlets will cover Iraqi election in Kurdistan
ARBIL /Iraqi News The participation percentage of the special voting in Arbil registered 86.6%, director of the Independent High electoral commission (IHEC) in Arbil said on Friday. “The participation percentage
ARBIL /Iraqi News Twenty-three international experts are working as advisers for Iraq’s foreign election office. “Seven of them work at the office in Arbil city,” Miqdad al-Shareefi, the
ARBIL /Iraqi News The special voting began on Thursday morning in Iraq‘s parliamentary election, which will elect a government that will guide the country, with the participation of
ARBIL /Iraqi News The Kurdistan parliament’s chairmanship decided on Tuesday to postpone discussing the region’s 2010 budget until the end of the coming parliamentary elections, according to a
ARBIL /Iraqi News Former Prime Minister of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region Nejervan Barazani said on Sunday that the forthcoming parliamentary elections, scheduled to be held on March 7, are very
ARBIL /Iraqi News Opposition blocs in the Kurdish Parliament could not return the draft budget law to the government after they had failed to gain a majority of votes
ARBIL /Iraqi News The Swedish consulate was opened in Arbil on Thursday. The opening ceremony was attended by Kurdistan’s prime minister, Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hoshyar Zebari, and his
ARBIL /Iraqi News The upcoming parliamentary election in Iraq will be conclusive for all Iraqis, a Kurdish political activist said on Wednesday. “Iraqis now have enough understanding of the
