Iraq elections
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Masoud Barzani has sent a message to Sunni politicians, says official
A senior member of Azzim coalition announced the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) Leader Masoud Barzani had sent a message to representatives of Sunni movements about the formation of a upcoming coalition in the wake of forming the next Iraqi government.
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A Sadr-led government is the most likely scenario for Iraq, says KDP official
A member of the political bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) predicted that the most likely scenario for the formation of a new government in Iraq is a government led by Sadr Movement which won the majority of the votes in the Iraqi parliament elections on October 10.
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Delegation from Sadr movement to visit Kurdistan
A delegation from Sadrist movement that won most of the votes in Iraq’s parliamentary election will pay a visit to the Kurdistan Region to discuss the formation of a coalition in Baghdad, a politician said on Saturday.
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PKK and Hashid al-Shaabi presence in Shingal affects people's votes: commander
A commander of the Yazidi forces affiliated to the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) said that the presence of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)-affiliated forces and the Hashid al-Shaabi fighters would affect the votes of voters in the areas they exist.
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Masrour Barzani, EU envoy discuss Iraq parliamentary elections
Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and the Special Representative of the European Union, Fiola von Cramon, discussed in a meeting on Friday, September 17, the issue of monitoring the parliamentary elections in Iraq.
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Iraqi Parliament Speaker thanks Sadr leader for returning to elections
Iraqi Parliament Speaker Mohammad al-Halbousi praised Muqtada al-Sadr, the leader of the Sadr Movement, for his decision to return to the electoral contest set for September.
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PUK politburo asks Lahur Sheikh Jangi to leave Kurdistan Region
The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan’s (PUK) Politburo said in a statement on Tuesday, August 24, that party Co-President Lahur Sheikh Jangi should leave the Kurdistan Region within three days and not return until two weeks after the announcement of the results of Iraq’s parliamentary elections, which are currently scheduled for October 10.