81. RTÉ News - US Announces Iraqi Government Details US announces Iraqi government details 24 May 2004 The US has announced that the Iraqi interim government to be set up on 30 June http://www.rte.ie/news/2004/0524/iraq.html

News Sport Business Entertainment ... Weather News Archive Archive(2004, 5, 24) TV NEWS Watch the NEWS Watch PRIME TIME RADIO NEWS Listen to the NEWS Listen to MORNING IRELAND Programmes Fast Access TV One News Six One News Nine News Nationwide Prime Time Radio Morning Ireland News At One Five Seven Live This Week World Report Email Services Contact us document.write(''); US announces Iraqi government details 24 May 2004 The US has announced that the Iraqi interim government to be set up on 30 June will be led by a president, two vice presidents and a prime minister at the head of a government of 26 ministries. A White House statement also said the US would demolish the notorious Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad in consultation with the new government. Resolution circulated at UNSC Meanwhile, Britain and the US have circulated a draft UN Security Council resolution endorsing sovereignty for the interim Iraqi government. The resolution sets no date for US-led forces to leave Iraq. According to a senior British official, the interim government will have an effective veto over the operations of foreign troops in the country.

82. Iraq Business News And Iraq Jobs Opportunities - PortAl Iraq iraq will struggle to recover $1.6bn of cash assets deposited in Jordanian and Lebanese banks due to insufficient recognition of its USinstalled government http://www.portaliraq.com/news.php?catid=8

83. Iraq Home Page Provides a summary of the position of the US government, illustrated by presidential remarks and speeches, press briefings and documents. http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/iraq/

Issues Education Iraq National Security Economic Security ... More Issues News Current News Press Briefings Proclamations Executive Orders ... Radio Appointments Nominations Application Offices Global Communications USA Freedom Corps OMB More Offices Major Speeches Iraq Transition State of the Union Saddam Capture UN Address ... Photos FACT OF THE DAY Iraqis Show Confidence in Country's Future, 6/9/04 Iraqis are increasingly optimistic as they move toward sovereignty on June 30. Mrs. Bush applauds her special guest, Dr. Adnan Pachachi, President of the Iraqi Governing Council, during President Bush's State of the Union Address at the U.S. Capitol Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004. "Sir, America stands with you and the Iraqi people as you build a free and peaceful nation," said the President in his acknowledgement of Dr. Pachachi. PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS Remarks by the President and Prime Minister Blair of the United Kingdom in a Photo Opportunity President Discusses Security Council Resolution on Iraq at G8 Summit President Bush Discusses the Iraqi Interim Government President Meets with Iraqis Who Received Medical Care in the US ... President Commends Support at Iraq Donor's Conference ARCHIVED FEATURES The Coalition 100 Days of Progress in Iraq Liberation Update Voices of Freedom ... National Security Advisor Dr. Condoleezza Rice appears on the Frank Beckmann Show on News/Talk 760 WJR Detroit

84. Liberate Iraq Support Our Troops Dedicated to the support of US troops and government. Links for news and related sites, and bumper stickers for sale. http://www.liberatingiraq.com

85. The Issue Of Iraq Speeches and statements by the Japanese government. http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/middle_e/iraq/issue2003/index.html

The Issue of Iraq Japan - Iraq International Friendly Match, Feb 2004, Tokyo Click here for photo gallery FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE IN IRAQ Video Clips (Arabic) Media Real What's New Statement by Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi on the Adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution (June 9, 2004) Statement by Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi on the Announcement of the Members of the Iraqi Interim Government (June 1, 2004) Helping the People of Iraq Build A Bright and Peaceful Future (Pamphlet) [PDF] Announcement by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi ... Other Resources Press Secretary's Press Conference on Iraq January , February , March , April , May , June January , February , March , April , May , June July , September , October , November , December Related Links FOR THE FUTURE OF IRAQ (Japan Defense Agency Official Web Site) [English] [Arabic] Topics: "RESCUING IRAQ'S HERITAGE " in "Trends in Japan" (October 16, 2003) Back to Index ... Back to Top

86. Register At NYTimes.com The Jews of iraq 2. In 1952, iraq s government barred Jews from emigrating and publicly hanged two Jews after falsely charging them with hurling a bomb at the Baghdad office of http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/09/international/middleeast/09DIPL.html?hp

87. Why I Oppose War With Iraq Arguments against the policy of the British government, by Rich Russell. http://mysite.freeserve.com/opposition

88. Embassy Of France In The US - Situation In Iraq/Persian Gulf The official standpoint of the French government statements, documents and press releases. http://www.ambafrance-us.org/news/statmnts/2003/iraq.asp

Contact Us Subscribe About Us Version Española ... Standpoint This Week in the Press American Press Review French Press Review French media on the web SITUATION IN IRAQ/PERSIAN GULF Safety of French journalists abroad, reply by Pierre-André Wiltzer, Minister Delegate for Cooperation and Francophony, to a question in the Senate (excerpts) Paris, January 28, 2004 Situation in Iraq: Statements made by Dominique de Villepin, minister of foreign affairs, during his joint press briefing with the Iraqi Interim Governing Council delegation (excerpts) Paris, December 15, 2003 Arrest of Saddam Hussein : Statement to the media by Dominique de Villepin, Minister of Foreign Affairs. Paris, December 14, 2003 Arrest of Saddam Hussein : Communiqué issued by the Presidency of the Republic Paris, December 14, 2003 A delegation of the interim Iraqi Governing Council in Paris: Statements made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Paris, December 12, 2003 Reply by Dominique de Villepin, Minister of Foreign Affairs, to a question in the National Assembly Paris, November 19, 2003 Statements made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Paris, November 19, 2003

89. BritainUSA Britain And Iraq Latest statements, reports and fact sheets provided by the British government. http://www.britainusa.com/iraq/

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90. Filipino Youth For Peace Offers personal opinion and news articles from the international press, a petition to the Philippine government to reject the war against iraq and a link collection. http://no2war.sarvihosting.com/

Create an account Home Statement Signatories ... Search Who is online There are currently, 3 guest(s) and 1 member(s) that are online. You are Anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here Old Articles Thursday, April 08 Release of Political Prisoners: A Promise Long Overdue Tuesday, April 06 Renewal and Repentance Sunday, March 21 GMA, Bush To Face War Crimes Tribunal On the Streets of Iraq: A Review of Musikang Bayan's Songs for Peace Saturday, March 20 Sa Pagbagsak ng Pro-US na si Aznar, Pagkatalo ni Arroyo, Inaasahan Gabriela Friday, March 19 One Year After: Continuing Genocide Tuesday, February 24 NDFP announcement of the Resumption of Formal Peace Talks Sunday, February 22 Analysis: Another Standoff in GRP-NDFP Talks Looms Humanizing the War: GRP, NDFP form body to monitor HR agreement Sunday, January 11 Two Days in an NPA Camp Older Articles Join our e-group Powered by groups.yahoo.com George Bush never looked into Nick's eyes Even more than the murderers who took my son's life, I condemn those who make policies to end lives Michael Berg Friday May 21, 2004

91. WCCO International News exports. Chalabi has said that after June 30, all of iraq s oil revenues should be under the control of the new interim government. http://wcco.com/international/Iraq-PowerTransfer-ai/resources_news_html

92. CBS News | Bush, Blair Back U.N. Iraq Plan | April 16, 2004 20:15:30 expire on the June 30 deadline previously set, Mr. Bush said, adding that coalition forces will remain in iraq to help the new government succeed. It was http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/04/16/world/main612181.shtml

Home U.S. Iraq World ... FREE CBS News Video April 16, 2004 20:15:30 The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version Bush, Blair Back U.N. Iraq Plan WASHINGTON, April 16, 2004 Bush, Blair United President Bush, right, and British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrive to hold a joint news conference in the Rose Garden of the White House, Friday, April 16, 2004. (Photo: CBS/AP) "It was never going to be easy and it isn't now." British Prime Minister Tony Blair, on the war in Iraq Documents: The U.N.-Iraq Resolution Stories: The Latest Interactives: Hostages Held Fallen Heroes WMD Fallout Daily Photos Attacks Map: The Postwar Insurgency Videos: Video Archive Timeline: Shutting Down Saddam (CBS/AP) President Bush, after meeting with his top ally, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, signaled support Friday for an interim government to take power in Iraq on June 30, saying the plan under development by a U.N. envoy is "broadly acceptable to the Iraqi people." The authority of the coalition backed by the United States will expire on the June 30 deadline previously set, Mr. Bush said, adding that "coalition forces will remain in Iraq to help the new government succeed." "It was never going to be easy and it isn't now" in Iraq, said Blair, who echoed the president's comments — and also his resolve.

93. NPR : News Sovereignty to iraq President Bush says in a national address that keeping the June 30 deadline to return full sovereignty to an iraqi government is important http://news.npr.org/

Reagan's Casket Arrives at the Capitol After a day's journey, the casket of President Ronald Wilson Reagan arrives on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol. An official ceremony will mark the start of a period when Reagan's body will lie in state in the Rotunda, in the building's center. Hear NPR's Andrea Seabrook. June 9, 2004 Expanded coverage Bush Calls for NATO to Aid Security in Iraq at G8 Summit President Bush urges the use of NATO troops in Iraq after the transfer of power to the country's interim government. Bush made his remarks during Group of 8 meetings being held at Sea Island, Ga., which bring together the leaders of wealthy industrial nations. French President Jacques Chirac objected to the proposal. Hear NPR's Don Gonyea and NPR's Robert Siegel. June 9, 2004

94. Government Documents Index government Documents. This page contains links to the most important government documents on iraq over the past decade. These are http://www.iraqwatch.org/government/

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95. IRAQ UPDATE While it is not for the coalition to dictate the form of iraq’s new government, we will seek to establish a representative process so that iraqis can, for http://www.pm.gov.au/iraq/index.cfm

Frequently Asked Questions Prime Minister's Archived Statements Foreign Minister's Archived Statements Defence Minister's Archived Statements ... Links Please note this site has now been archived. For updates on the latest information about Iraq please refer to the web sites on our Iraq Update Links page The Prime Minister's Statement to the Parliament on Iraq, May 14, 2003 Mr Speaker, the House will recall that on the 18 March this year it resolved to support the government’s decision to commit Australian Defence Force personnel to the international coalition to disarm Iraq. The coalition undertook to enforce Iraq’s compliance with its obligations under successive resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, with a view to restoring peace and security to that area of the Middle East. Mr Speaker, I am pleased to report that the coalition’s major combat operations in Iraq have been successfully concluded. Australian military forces participated with just cause, in an action properly based in international law, which resulted in the liberation of an oppressed people.

96. Kurdish Leaders Demand A Top Position In New Iraqi Government a serious setback that complicates US hopes of winning agreement from iraq s disparate ethnic and religious factions on the makeup of the interim government. http://www.wadinet.de/news/iraq/nw2366_topposition.htm

Druckversion Kurdish Leaders Demand a Top Position in New Iraqi Government WASHINGTON - Iraq's Kurdish leaders told a top U.S. envoy in Iraq Friday that they want one of the two top positions in the new interim government president or prime minister or the Kurds will not participate in the body that is scheduled to take over when the U.S. occupation ends on June 30, according to Kurdish and U.S. sources. The Kurds were slated to take a lower position, as one of two vice presidents, in a formula designed by U.N. special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi that the Bush administration hoped to unveil next week. But Jalal Talabani, a veteran Kurdish leader and one of 25 members of the U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council, informed U.S. presidential envoy to Iraq Robert Blackwill Friday that the Kurds would not take the job, Kurdish and U.S. sources said. The move is a serious setback that complicates U.S. hopes of winning agreement from Iraq's disparate ethnic and religious factions on the makeup of the interim government. Unless the Kurds back down or U.S. and U.N. envoys negotiate a compromise soon, the process of forming a government could drag on longer than expected and potentially deepen rivalries, experts on Iraq warned. The Bush administration hopes that the Kurds are merely posturing and can eventually be brought around, rather than be blamed for sabotaging the third attempt to form a government.

97. Bechtel Corporation—USAID’s Iraq Infrastructure Reconstruction Program Home US government s iraq Infrastructure Reconstruction Program. US government s iraq Infrastructure Reconstruction Program. Workers http://www.bechtel.com/iraq.htm

SetPosition(156,37); U.S. Government’s Iraq Infrastructure Reconstruction Program Home U.S. Government's Iraq Infrastructure Reconstruction Program Workers taking a break from the strenuous work of cleaning compact unit clarifier tanks at the Rzero Water Treatment Plant, which is among 13 other such plants that Bechtel is restoring in the Basrah region. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Project News Project Milestones Project Images Project Images in ... Contractor-Supplier Conferences Employment P lease visit our careers site at http://www.bechtel.com/careers , and search for "Iraq,” "Kuwait,” or "Amman." Procurement To register as a supplier or contractor, or for procurement-related questions, please visit Bechtel’s Supplier and Contractor portal. Media Inquiries mgkidder@bechtel.com

98. AllRefer Reference - Iraq - Government In Iraq - The Revolutionary Command Counc iraq. government. The Constitution provides for a governmental system that, in appearance, is divided into three mutually checking http://reference.allrefer.com/country-guide-study/iraq/iraq67.html

You are here allRefer Reference Iraq History ... Iraq Iraq GOVERNMENT The Constitution provides for a governmental system that, in appearance, is divided into three mutually checking branches, the executive, the legislative, and the judicial. In practice, neither the legislature nor the judiciary has been independent of the executive . The Revolutionary Command Council In 1988 the Revolutionary Command Council (RCC) continued to be the top decision-making body of the state. The RCC was first formed in July 1968, and since then it has exercised both executive and legislative powers. The chairman of the RCC is the president of the republic. The number of RCC members has varied over time; in 1988 there were ten members. According to the Constitution, the RCC is the supreme organ of the state, charged with the mission of carrying out the popular will by removing from power the reactionary, the dictatorial, and the corrupt elements of society and by returning power to the people. The RCC elects its chairman, who serves concurrently as president of the republic, by a two-thirds majority vote. In case of the chairman's official absence or incapacitation, his constitutional powers are to be exercised by the vice chairman, who also is elected by the RCC from among its members. Thus the vice chairman (in 1988 Izzat Ibrahim, who had served since 1979) is first in line of succession. The members of the RCC, including both the chairman and the vice chairman, are answerable only to the RCC itself, which may dismiss any of its members by a two-thirds majority vote and may also charge and send to trial for wrongdoing any member of the council, any deputy to the president, or any cabinet minister. Since 1977 the Baath Party has regarded all members of the Baath Party Regional Command as members of the RCC. The interlocking leadership structure of the RCC and the Regional Command has served to emphasize the party's dominance in governmental affairs.

99. AllRefer Reference - Iraq - Government And Politics In Iraq | Iraqi Information iraq. government and Politics. THE POLITICAL SYSTEM in 1988 was in what was officially characterized as a transitional phase. This http://reference.allrefer.com/country-guide-study/iraq/iraq65.html

You are here allRefer Reference Iraq History ... Iraq Iraq Government and Politics THE POLITICAL SYSTEM in 1988 was in what was officially characterized as a "transitional" phase. This description meant that the current method of rule by decree, which had been in effect since 1968, would continue until the goal of a socialist, democratic republic with Islam as the state religion was attained. The end of the transition period was to be marked by the formal enactment of a permanent constitution. The timing and the specific circumstances that would terminate the transitional stage had not been specified as of early 1988. The country remained under the regime of the Baath (Arab Socialist Resurrection) Party, which had seized power through a coup d'etat in July 1968. The legality of government institutions and actions was based on the Provisional Constitution of July 16, 1970, which embodied the basic principles of the Baath Party Arab unity, freedom, and socialism. These principles were in turn rooted in the pan-Arab aspirations of the party, aspirations sanctified through identification with the historic right and destiny of all Arabs to unite under the single leadership of "the Arab Nation." The most powerful decision-making body in Iraq, the tenmember Revolutionary Command Council (RCC), which functioned as the top executive and legislative organ of the state, was for all practical purposes an arm of the Baath Party. All members of the RCC were also members of the party's Regional Command, or state apparatus. President Saddam Husayn was both the chairman of the RCC and the secretary general of the Baath's Regional Command. He was generally recognized as the most powerful political figure in the country.

100. Www.GovExec.com - Operation Iraqi Lawsuit (11/3/03) and Paul Rosenzweig, a senior legal research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, said that the United States is for now the sovereign government of iraq and, as http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/1103/110303ff.htm

Skip Navigation Search Click image to start search Advanced Search Home Management Homeland Security ... Our New Look The lowdown on the redesigned GovExec.com Budget Battles You can find Stan Collender's column at its original home: NationalJournal.com. OUTLOOK November 3, 2003 Printer Friendly Version E-mail this ... Add Your Own RELATED STORIES Fright and Might Public Relations Weighing In Veto-Free Zone ... Peace Force Operation Iraqi Lawsuit By George C. Wilson, National Journal The United States and Britain, as well as their private contractors engaged in rebuilding Iraq, could face an onslaught of lawsuits - perhaps claiming hundreds of millions of dollars in damages and taking up years of court time. The grounds? That the coalition broke international law in the way it invaded and occupied Iraq, and in the way it is using Iraq's wealth and resources. This warning comes from an international lawyer who has just finished a detailed study of the possible legal consequences of America's first pre-emptive war. David J. Scheffer, a visiting professor at Georgetown University Law Center who was President Clinton's ambassador-at-large for war-crimes issues, argues that the United States and Britain have ignored the "short leash" granted by the internationally accepted rules governing the behavior of occupying powers. He contends that they have gone far beyond just patching up Iraq, which he said is allowed under international law, and are now moving onto the forbidden ground of exploiting the oil wealth of the country.

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