France 24 1 month ago

Iraq urges UN to stop neighbours' meddling

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AFP - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki appealed Monday to the United Nations to take action against Iraq's neighbours for meddling in its internal affairs as he met with a UN special envoy. Full Article at France 24

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