Amman political salons associate amending the government of Nader Dahabi with dismissing Basim Awadallah from the Royal Court. It has been said referred to Dahabi that he refuses to amend his government before "amending" Basim Awadallah.
Dahabi government was formed in November 2007 in which Dahabi could not choose more than three ministers; Muzahim Muhaisin, minister of agriculture, Thouqan Salim, minister of state, and Abdul Rahim Iqour, minister of parliamentary affairs. In the other hand, power parties chose the rest of ministers where Awadallah chose the ministers of foreign, labor, and finance whom are described by "Digital" ministers, a characteristic of the new reformers ministers in Jordan.Political Studies
Repeating its accusation to him along with the chief of the Royal Court of conspiring against the country.
Jordan public opinion talks about governmental manipulation in combating corruption
Is it a double-faced manipulation? It goes without saying that suspected cases of corruption have topped Jordanian people talks and became their main concern.
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This leads to the most complicated question that holds no answer: how a parliamentary fact-finding committee is formed in one of the most suspected case of corruption, while many other potential cases of corruption have gone without similar security? Gulf Nuke Trend
Emirates cabinet ratified in March 2008 on a plan to construct national organization specialized in implementing its peaceful nuke programme in coordination with the International Atomic Energy Agency which will manage the technical issues during the construction of the nuke facilities essential to this programme. Future of Iraq in light of regional and international conflicts
The US invasion of Iraq, unlike the US invasion of Vietnam and Korea and the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan in the 20th century that were part of the Cold War between the two powers was a result of the US conflict with the Iraqi Saddam Hussein regime. |
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Before Iraq fell in the hands of the US occupation forces, Iraqi Sunnis had been represented by the Muslim Scholar Union established in the first half of the twentieth century. The union had nevffer the chance to play its role because of the obstacles that governments put in front of the religious leaderships to prevent them from interfering in the political life.
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