Al-Maliki Defends Government, Says Critics Signal Terrorists
Al-Maliki Defends Government, Says Critics Signal Terrorists
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Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki orders investigation into last week's deadly clashes surrounding Shiite religious celebration in Karbala, promising that it would be conducted without bias. |
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