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Mr. Hashimi, who hails from the former Baath regime, is hardly a Kurdish ally, and has outspoken ultra-nationalist views toward the country's Kurdish and Shia population.
The Kurds' Opportunity Ranj Alaaldin 2012
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The task of feeding Mr. Hashimi to Mr. Maliki is made even easier because Mr. Hashimi, a member of the Iraqiyah bloc that won last year's elections but failed to foster a majority to govern, has little support from within his own bloc.
The Kurds' Opportunity Ranj Alaaldin 2012
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He described the arrest of the Sunni vice-president Tariq al-Hashimi's bodyguards who, it was claimed by the Shia-dominated government, had been paid by Hashimi to assassinate Shia officials.
Corruption in Iraq: 'Your son is being tortured. He will die if you don't pay' 2012
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The Kurds can exploit the divisions in Baghdad by handing Mr. Hashimi over to Mr. Maliki in return for vital concessions, or they can play nice and promote a process of reconciliation.
The Kurds' Opportunity Ranj Alaaldin 2012
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Hashimi was on a plane heading to Kurdistan when government forces took over the airport, preventing him from leaving.
Corruption in Iraq: 'Your son is being tortured. He will die if you don't pay' 2012
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Look what happened to the poor bodyguards of Hashimi, they were tortured for a week.
Corruption in Iraq: 'Your son is being tortured. He will die if you don't pay' 2012
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Hoshang Hashimi/Associated Press An Afghan border policewoman took position behind a vehicle tire during a live firing exercise in Herat, Afghanistan, on Wednesday.
Asia in Pictures 2011
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Hoshang Hashimi/Associated Press A mother cried over her injured daughter at a hospital in Herat, west of Kabul, Thursday.
Asia in Pictures 2011
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He described the idea that Hashimi, the vice-president of Iraq, would pay someone $3,000 to assassinate a policeman as "absurd", but said they were also torturing them because they wanted to find the head of Hashimi's political office.
Corruption in Iraq: 'Your son is being tortured. He will die if you don't pay' 2012
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With the Hashimi affair, Kurds have a momentous opportunity and could have everything for the taking.
The Kurds' Opportunity Ranj Alaaldin 2012
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