Yes. That's what the post from July 8 was. It was very disappointing because Maliki did in fact make such statement and it was reported the next day by numerous local and Arab sources. It was probably a statement that he made without enough thinking or without the approval of other powerful members of his coalition. Anyway, it's been 20 weeks since the election and there's still no sign of a
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IraqTheModel on 28th Jul 2010 (via iraqthemodel.blogspot.com)
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia TYMOSHENKO announced on Wednesday that she had formed a new parliamentary coalition with allies of President Viktor YUSHCHENKO. Ukraine's parliament had been without a governing coalition since September, when the previous coalition broke down after YUSHCHENKO's party withdrew from the coalition in protest of TYMOSHENKO's support of an opposition measu...
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ElectionGuide on 12th Dec 2008 (via electionguide.org)
Coalition politics may have made a historic breakthrough at Westminster, but could an equally convention-shattering coalition be in prospect in Scotland - with a tie-up betwee
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Scotsman on 22nd Aug 2010 (via news.scotsman.com)
Carwyn Jones on Wales Home today: “I am not the candidate who was opposed to the coalition, but nor am I the candidate whom our coalition partners would prefer.” I thought it was well known that Carwyn was not against the coalition? Indeed was he not the candidate that was briefing against his own party in favour of it?
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GuerrillaWelshFare on 27th Oct 2009 (via guerrilla-welsh-fare.blogspot.com)
The coalition has had a bad day today. It has been knocked all over the park following the IFS report that labeled the Budget regressive. Now, I’m sure the coalition will say that if it had to pick a day to take a hammering, one towards the end of August would be what they would have chosen. But I think there are five lessons that the coalition needs to learn from today if it is to navigate ...
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Spectator on 25th Aug 2010 (via spectator.co.uk)
What do members of our readers' panel think of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition?
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Telegraph on 14th May 2010 (via telegraph.co.uk)
The pro-Western coalition in Ukraine collapsed Tuesday, paving the way for complicated coalition talks or another early parliamentary election.
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InternationalHeraldTribune on 16th Sep 2008 (via iht.com)
Sir John Major yesterday in the Daily Telegraph floated the idea that the Tory / Liberal coalition should continue after the next general election, and could become a permanent merger. The interesting aspect of the Coalition is that, as the Telegraph observes Some Tory MPs are privately unhappy with the coalition agreement, feeling it dilutes traditional Tory policies
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SocialistUnity on 27th Nov 2010 (via socialistunity.com)
Going into a coalition government with another party was always going to be hard, particularly with the Tories! It feels to me like a trip to the dentist. Something I know is the right thing to do for the long term, but very painful in the short term. I supported the coalition. Given that I
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 30th Oct 2010 (via libdemvoice.org)