The potential for conflict between Arab & Kurd in northern Iraq has been off-the-charts in the last few weeks. Kurdish Peshmerga fighters faced-off across very little territory from the federal Iraqi army, and both generals issued bellicose statements. Sabres were rattled, and tension have risen as a consequence.
Just recently, a senior Iraqi Shiite cleric was interviewed on the issue - and he took the opportunity to not only dismiss the possibility of conflict, but to also predict the end of prime minister Al-Maliki. Pretty good stuff here. I know I'm a lot less worried about that particular scenario after reading the interview.
Update: today, a more formal effort to reduce tensions was agreed by both parties. After the interview noted above, it comes as no surprise.
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