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ce over Iraq's prime minister, Noun al-Maliki, and his government, but it also has good relations with the Kurdistan's ruling clans, especially the Talibani family, and many Shia factions based in central and southern Iraq. Secondly, illicit trade with Iran brings considerable financial benefits to the

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withdrawal leaves behind an unstable environment, and depending on who comes to power after the elections in 2014, and if there is no agreement with the Af Taliban -- civil war is likely to break out. If there is an orderly withdrawal, there will still be a dip in the security situation. Right now, all groups a

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still subject to sanctions imposed in the 1950s. Many of the sanctions imposed on Iraq between 1988 and 2003 still remain in effect. Afghanistan's Taleban was the subject of extensive sanctions imposed after it seized control of the country, many of which are still in place. EFTA_R1_00440999 EFTA0196