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    Economist: Abadi faces political challenges no less ferocity of the battle against terrorism

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    Post by Rocky Thu 12 Jan 2017, 2:20 am

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    Economist: Abadi faces political challenges no less ferocity of the battle against terrorism


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    Long-Presse / Baghdad
    , It confirmed a British magazine universally known, said Wednesday that the prime minister, Haidar al-Abbadi, is facing political challenges in conjunction with the battle to liberate Mosul, which may take longer than the scheduled time, while showed that al-Abadi achieved nonetheless "achievements" of several, and that the country is witnessing the emergence of alliances "unusual cross-sectarian," to overcome the current situation, I promised that Iraq is still, despite "failures" all "the most democratic countries," the Arab world, which could convince the majority of the Iraqis that they have a "common future" in it.
    The British Economist magazine, in a report today, I followed (range Press), "The Iraqi leaders said at first, that the battle of Mosul will be resolved by Christmas New Year's Day 2017, while expected Abadi, continue another three months," noting that "Abadi began the second phase of the battle to liberate Mosul, assigning more US special operations forces, dominating the industrial zone of the city, where there has been some progress in it."
    The magazine added that "what is controlled by the Iraqi forces during the day often be retrieved by militants from Daesh by darkness, where it will help them in the underground network that dug under the front lines in the region."
    And showed the magazine, that "Daesh what continues his style and brutal suicide attacks in Shiite areas of Baghdad and the southern provinces," indicating that "the group was reviewing its muscles in Anbar and Salahuddin, long after the liberation of the two regions, which dominated in the second of January 2017 current, at a police station in Samarra, for several hours, he managed to cut off the road to Baghdad - Mosul, for a short period, and cut power to Diyala. "
    It quoted The Economist, one of the analysts as saying, "The Daesh is not the organization that is about to collapse."
    She explained the magazine, that "protracted military campaign carrying Bttiyatha challenges of political and Colva faced Abadi, who has sought from the outset because himself out of the administrative officer of the AC template to put the victorious commander of a strenuous military responsibilities, while being stalked his competitors in Baghdad a chance it happens in an emergency problem to pounce it ", pointing out that among those" competitors predecessor, Nouri al-Maliki, as well as armed groups known as militias, as the popular crowd, which was invited to participate in the battles, as the lack of many seasoned fighters in the ranks of the army and the Iraqi police called up to US commanders because the welcome well drag these alternative forces to support the troops in battle. "
    She Economist, that "the Iraqi forces so far, to reduce the proportion of civilian casualties in Mosul, with the support of air US-led coalition, but if unleashed Shiite militias, the other a campaign of sectarian killings may appear to the surface, and pay the remaining civilians in the city which is estimated to number up to a thousand years of the 900, because the move toward Daesh, moreover, the influential role of the militias could weaken the power of the state in exchange for strengthening the position of the popular crowd. "
    And it went on the magazine, that "al-Maliki seems eager to build other sectarian force (Bazdran) or Revolutionary Guards, similar forces, which owns the real power in neighboring Iran," and increased that "al-Maliki was able during his administration as head of government for the period stretching from 2006 to 2014, to build networks what continues to provide him with power and influence to now. "
    She stressed the Economist, that the "network stretching from the judiciary to the civil institutions and the parliament, and that there are a lot of people with senior positions in the Iraqi harbor him credit for the arrival of the positions they occupy, the last act of the head of government is the quest for the formation of the popular crowd forces," and indulged that "al-Maliki as he tried for many months furrow Abadi authority accusing senior ministers impeachment, recently took a turn last by making support for PDF crowd, as the parliament voted in (the 26th of November last in 2016), on the popular crowd, which includes 110 thousand element paid forces Act their salaries from the government and be subject to the control of the parliament. "
    And it went on the magazine, saying, "The Abadi began in exchange for using the New People crowd the law by courting the militia of the people of Sunni tribes who have renounced the former al-Maliki when he was prime minister, adding that" Abadi he re thousands of officers and soldiers of the former Iraqi army from the Sunnis and the buyout of government salaries under the leadership of former Mosul governor, Liberation of Iraq, on the other hand have been quietly dropping terrorism charges filed against the Sunni politician backed by the Gulf, Khamis dagger, with the blessing of al-Abadi, too, and went Ammar al-Hakim, who heads the largest Shiite bloc in the country, to each of the Amman, Beirut to negotiate the steps to achieve national reconciliation, including amnesty for Sunni figures in exile may Qntoa for a long time to reach an agreement with Shiite leaders in Baghdad. "
    Promised to The Economist, "The hope is that if these grants and promises of future inside Iraq, the former Baathists and other Sunni Islamic rest of the characters, you may engage in efforts to expel troops from Iraq Daesh squad."
    And the movement of the magazine, for a diplomat in Baghdad as saying, "Some Shiite figures have begun to realize that if they were unable to acquire a year and the Kurds, what remains of Iraq will be in danger of becoming the state and the other belonging to the province of Iran."
    Considered Economist, that "the failure of al-Abadi president is a politician, because he could not break the control of the sectarian parties, including his own party to which he belongs, the treasury of Iraq's resources, because the political parties in his booth is still deducted large amounts of government contracts to raise money to pay off the alien workers' salaries laboratories and institutions of dead non-productive ", and increased that" al-Abadi, instead of prosecuting political corruption, squandered the support given him by protesters against corruption as well as the religious authority, and to deduct the salaries of employees and raising the tax rate. "
    And saw the magazine, that in spite of "all these setbacks have been able Abadi to recover most of the territory lost during the reign of al-Maliki, also part of a renewed US military support and saw the stage to increase the number of US troops quadrupled their number during the year past 2016, there has become a strength reliable air and special operations squad proved its capabilities in the fighting, and the Iraqi army forces began for the first time in the era of al-Abadi, a decade ago, fighting side by side with the Kurdish Peshmerga forces. "
    She explained the Economist, he also "with regard to aspects of social life in Baghdad was the capital began to return to normal stability, which saw some areas and streets raising the concrete barriers by eliminating some of the inspection points where, but the Iraqi economy is suffering from falling oil prices and spending exorbitant to manage ongoing battles crisis against Daesh in Mosul. "
    And suggested the magazine, that "achieves the Iraqi economy, which dropped by five percent in the past in 2016, and 14 percent the year before, the discharge rate of five percent, during the current 2017, according to the IMF forecast, and that the start of US companies that left the former country due to economic problems, go back to Iraq again, including General Electric. "
    At the level of Parliament, The Economist, said that there are "alliances unusual began to appear fleeting sectarian lines, Kurds, Sunni Arabs and Shiites no longer vote uniform blocks, and the Speaker of Parliament, Saleem al-Jubouri, a Sunni of the Islamic Party, talks about the formation of a transient Party of sectarianism in elections 2018, seeking through which voters sounds of Sunnis and Shiites. "
    The magazine concluded, that "Iraq, despite all the failures is still considered the most multi-party democracy in the Arab world countries", expressing the hope that "convinced the majority of the Iraqi people that they have a common future in this country."

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