Organisation: Sunni Arab party

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Iraq troop withdrawals off the agenda

Prime Minister Nouri Maliki says he believes Iraqi forces are capable of taking over security around the country within 18 months, but he did not mention a timetable for US-led coalition forces to leave.

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Seven car bombs in Baghdad claim at least 10 lives

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Six killed in Baghdad blasts, 20 other bodies found

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Shi’ite parties refuse to back down on choice for Iraqi premier

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UN official insists Iraqi elections credible

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Iraq: Last day of election campaigning marred

Insurgents attack Sunni Arab party

SUNNI insurgents determined to derail this weekend's constitutional referendum attacked the largest Sunni Arab political party yesterday, bombing and burning offices and the home of one of its leaders.

Sat, 15 Oct, 2005

Security stepped up as Iraq heads towards crucial vote

US and Iraqi forces stepped up security across Iraq today and prepared to impose an overnight curfew in an effort to reduce insurgent attacks aimed at wrecking this weekend’s constitutional referendum.

Thu, 13 Oct, 2005

Iraq constitution recieves last-minute boost

Iraqi lawmakers approved a set of last-minute amendments to the constitution without a vote, sealing a compromise designed to win Sunni support and boost chances for the charter’s approval in a referendum set for Saturday.

Thu, 13 Oct, 2005

Iraqis reach breakthrough deal on constitution

Iraqi negotiators have reached a breakthrough deal on the constitution, and at least one Sunni Arab party said it would now urge its followers to approve the charter in this weekend’s referendum.

Wed, 12 Oct, 2005