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Old 12-01-2006, 04:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Can Iraq Survive Yet Another War?
Iraq is already enduring two wars. Could it survive a third?


The competing claims of Arabs, Turkomans and Kurds in the oil-rich Iraqi north are an explosion waiting to happen

Jonathan Steele in Kirkuk
Friday December 1, 2006
The Guardian

The governor's office in this tense city had rarely been so crowded. Friends, colleagues and officials were queuing to congratulate Abdul Rahman Mustafa on surviving the second assassination attempt on him within a fortnight.


It is not so quiet in the North of Iraq afterall.

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