Iraqi Cabinet Unified Start Again

Ministers of the Iraqiya bloc, Tuesday (07/02/2012) stop boycott cabinet that began in December when a crisis with Shiite-led government, said a spokesman for Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. "The Prime Minister welcomed the return of the ministers to start the task of the government," said Ali Mussawi told AFP.

Iraqiya lawmakers return to active duty in parliament on January 31.

Block began boycotting parliament and the cabinet to protest what they called the centralization of power in Maliki. Maliki's bloc also called for respect for the power-sharing agreement or backward.

Authorities accused the Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi of the Sunni group, the members of the Iraqiya, forming a team of assassins. He was hiding in the autonomous region of Kurdistan in northern Iraq, and local authorities have so far refused to hand him over to the Baghdad government.

The prime minister, a Shiite from Sunni representatives also said Saleh al-Saleh Absolute herus fired after saying that Maliki is worse than Saddam Hussein. ( Kompas.com)

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Gingrich Ask Santorum and Perry Complicated

Candidates Candidates President of the United States (U.S.) Republican Newt Gingrich urged his rival, Rick Santorum and Rick Perry to budge. For Gingrich, if they succumb, he sure was able to defeat Mitt Romney in South Carolina.

"When you look at polls, I'm the only one of the most realistic conservative politicians in voicing the change candidate than the other candidates. Romney will likely win if you pick Perry or Santorum. Therefore, they both had to yield to conservative unity," says Gingrich , as quoted by the Daily Mail, Wednesday (01/18/2012).

According to the newspaper, Gingrich was seen ahead in South Carolina. He also believes will become a candidate who is ready to face President Barack Obama.

"I'm not sure Santorum will be able to do what he says in his campaign. It's not because he's not pleasant, but because Santorum has no knowledge in terms of governance," he added.

Just like Santorum, Gingrich is a man who has always expressed his hard-line policy in the U.S. Presidential election campaign. In addition to never mention the Palestinian people are terrorists, Gingrich also had said he was deeply troubled by Islamic law or Sharia.

Gingrich Speech is also often criticized for residents and Muslim scholars in the U.S.. Counter-terrorism officials in the U.S. also appear to condemn the statement made ​​by Gingrich. Gingrich also criticized the U.S. government led by President Obama who refused to give the stamp to a group of Islamic terrorists.

Rick Perry also called Gingrich as an arrogant man. Perry even swear will still appear in the competition for the White House. KOMPAS

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Rick Perry's statement was heavily criticized Turkey

Turkey condemned the words of prospective candidates President of the United States (U.S.) Republican Rick Perry in his campaign. Perry said that Turkey should be kicked out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) because the country was led by terrorists.

In addition to call Turkey as a terrorist state, Perry rate, the U.S. does not need to provide assistance to Turkey.

Turkish Foreign Ministry said the words of Perry's highly inappropriate and do not have clear evidence. Turkey even the judge, the U.S. does not need to support candidates who do not appreciate its allies.

Besides Turkey, the U.S. State Department also did not seem to agree with the statement that the Texas governor who flung in the campaign in South Carolina.

"We strongly condemn the words of Perry. Turkey joined NATO at the time governor of Texas was still two years old. Turkey provides an important contribution to the history of NATO and we were fighting terrorism," said Turkish Foreign Ministry, as quoted by the Associated Press, Wednesday (18 / 1 / 2012).

Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Toner also described the U.S. as a U.S. ally Turkey and NATO security partner. The U.S. also considers Turkey as a country that dared to oppose all forms of violence in Syria and Uncle Sam even assess Turkey as a democratic Islamic state.

Perry is one of the prospective U.S. presidential candidate who did not garner the support of many in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary. Texas Governor seems to have to fight it out in South Carolina.

Today, Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts would appear to be the most superior candidates. Often referred to himself even as one who could beat President Barack Obama.KOMPAS

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