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Kurdish power-sharing deal cracks as one of two rival parties quits northern Iraq’s government

Headline from Arab News · First reported Nov 5, 3:11 PM ET (5h ago) · Updated Nov 5, 3:23 PM ET · 2 sources, 2 articles

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One of Iraq’s main Kurdish parties has withdrawn from the government in the semi-autonomous Kurdish region

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The IndependentLeft-CenterMixed·Nov 5, 3:11 PM ET

Kurdish power-sharing deal cracks as one of two rival parties quits northern Iraq’s government

One of Iraq’s main Kurdish parties has withdrawn from the government in the semi-autonomous Kurdish region

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Arab NewsRight-CenterMixed·Nov 5, 3:23 PM ET

Kurdish power-sharing deal cracks as one of two rival parties quits northern Iraq’s government

The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan has withdrawn from the Kurdish regional government, highlighting ongoing rivalry with the Kurdistan Democratic Party. This political crisis occurs amid US-Iran tensions after the US military withdrawal.

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