A new era of paramilitary supremacy in Iraq : comparemela.co

BAGHDAD: Iraq has a new prime minister, and his name is Nouri Al-Maliki. The actual occupant of the post, Mohammed Shia’ Al-Sudani, is a nobody, with zero parliamentary support and entirely beholden to those who placed him in power. There are excellent reasons why hundreds of thousands of Iraqis brought Baghdad to a halt in August over Sudani’s candidacy. In 2010, when Maliki

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