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2Cents » June 9th, 2019
IMO..........the Peace Palace was a little busy tonight......just a head's up Newshounds
Don961 » June 9th, 2019
The three presidencies emphasize the need to complete the formation of the government cab and standardize the external official discourse
Release date: 2019/6/9 20:14
(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) The three presidencies held Sunday evening at the Peace Palace in Baghdad, a meeting in the presence of President Barham Salih, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi and Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbusi.
"The meeting discussed the political, economic, security and legislative situation in the country, the issue of completing the formation of the ministerial cabin and discuss the implementation of the government program and the importance of achieving it to achieve the aspirations of citizens, as well as the situation in Kirkuk and Diyala where it was stressed The need for concerted efforts in order to promote security and stability through the adoption of a constructive dialogue and the development of the spirit of peaceful coexistence between their components and involve everyone in their administration.
With regard to foreign policy, the meeting agreed on the need to coordinate between the three presidencies in order to unify the official discourse and adopt the moderate course in Iraq's relations.
The meeting reviewed the latest political developments at the regional and international levels, and discussed ways to spare the country and the region crises and conflicts. He also mentioned Iraq's participation in the Arab and Islamic emergency summit meetings held in Makkah and Iraq's position on the current crisis.
The position of the Iraqi state and translate its supreme interests, and expressed the same level of Iraqi consensus on foreign policy. " link
Samson » June 9th, 2019
Washington prevents inclusion of final communique of G20 financial leaders
9th June, 2019
G20 sources said the group's financial leaders agreed to describe trade and geopolitical tensions as "severe" and rising, but failed to express their desire to stop trade wars
According to "Russia Today" aborted Washington's past position in its trade wars, a request to include in the final statement recognition of the urgent need to resolve trade tensions
On Sunday, finance ministers and central bank governors in the world's top 20 economies held a second day in Fukuoka, Japan
After strenuous negotiations almost derailed the issuance of a final statement, the group's financial leaders agreed to confirm the trade declaration at the last meeting in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires in January, according to sources familiar with the wording of the final statement
The Buenos Aires meeting announced a five-month truce between the United States and China to negotiate their escalating trade war, but the talks faced a dilemma last month, prompting the two sides to exchange tariffs on goods as the conflict approaches the end of its first year
Last week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that the dispute would cut global growth next year. Financial markets saw a big sell-off as US-China relations strained LINK
Source: Dinar Recaps
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2Cents » June 9th, 2019
IMO..........the Peace Palace was a little busy tonight......just a head's up Newshounds
Don961 » June 9th, 2019
The three presidencies emphasize the need to complete the formation of the government cab and standardize the external official discourse
Release date: 2019/6/9 20:14
(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) The three presidencies held Sunday evening at the Peace Palace in Baghdad, a meeting in the presence of President Barham Salih, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi and Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbusi.
"The meeting discussed the political, economic, security and legislative situation in the country, the issue of completing the formation of the ministerial cabin and discuss the implementation of the government program and the importance of achieving it to achieve the aspirations of citizens, as well as the situation in Kirkuk and Diyala where it was stressed The need for concerted efforts in order to promote security and stability through the adoption of a constructive dialogue and the development of the spirit of peaceful coexistence between their components and involve everyone in their administration.
With regard to foreign policy, the meeting agreed on the need to coordinate between the three presidencies in order to unify the official discourse and adopt the moderate course in Iraq's relations.
The meeting reviewed the latest political developments at the regional and international levels, and discussed ways to spare the country and the region crises and conflicts. He also mentioned Iraq's participation in the Arab and Islamic emergency summit meetings held in Makkah and Iraq's position on the current crisis.
The position of the Iraqi state and translate its supreme interests, and expressed the same level of Iraqi consensus on foreign policy. " link
Samson » June 9th, 2019
Washington prevents inclusion of final communique of G20 financial leaders
9th June, 2019
G20 sources said the group's financial leaders agreed to describe trade and geopolitical tensions as "severe" and rising, but failed to express their desire to stop trade wars
According to "Russia Today" aborted Washington's past position in its trade wars, a request to include in the final statement recognition of the urgent need to resolve trade tensions
On Sunday, finance ministers and central bank governors in the world's top 20 economies held a second day in Fukuoka, Japan
After strenuous negotiations almost derailed the issuance of a final statement, the group's financial leaders agreed to confirm the trade declaration at the last meeting in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires in January, according to sources familiar with the wording of the final statement
The Buenos Aires meeting announced a five-month truce between the United States and China to negotiate their escalating trade war, but the talks faced a dilemma last month, prompting the two sides to exchange tariffs on goods as the conflict approaches the end of its first year
Last week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that the dispute would cut global growth next year. Financial markets saw a big sell-off as US-China relations strained LINK
Source: Dinar Recaps
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All articles, videos, and images posted on Dinar Chronicles were submitted by readers and/or handpicked by the site itself for informational and/or entertainment purposes.
Dinar Chronicles is not a registered investment adviser, broker dealer, banker or currency dealer and as such, no information on the website should be construed as investment advice. We do not support, represent or guarantee the completeness, truthfulness, accuracy, or reliability of any content or communications posted on this site. Information posted on this site may or may not be fictitious. We do not intend to and are not providing financial, legal, tax, political or any other advice to readers of this website.
Copyright © 2019 Dinar Chronicles
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