WIRE
ASHARQ AL-AWSATUS Withdrawal Fears Grip Baghdad2HRUDAWCBI says it has enough reserves as Iraqi dinar falls to nearly 1,600 per dollar11HSHAFAQShafaq News..Iraq PM directs funding for children with diabetes11HKURDISTAN24Iraqi MP Warns of US Sanctions Over Failure to Disarm Armed Groups12HSHAFAQShafaq News..Gasoline shortages shut filling stations across Basra13HSHAFAQShafaq News..Iraqi FM calls for faster US energy projects15HRUDAWUS security commitment to Kurdistan to continue after September 30: CENTCOM16HINACBI: Foreign Reserves Sufficient to Meet All Foreign Currency Demands » Iraqi News Agency16H964 MEDIACentral Bank blames ‘speculation’ as the dinar hits 1,602 to the dollar17HTHE NEW REGIONCBI offers reassurance as Iraqi dinar plummets in parallel market17HSHAFAQShafaq News..ISIS attack brings security sweep in western Iraq17HSHAFAQShafaq News..Textbook printing costs Iraq up to 200B dinars17HAL-MONITORFrom Maysan to Saudi Arabia, drone attack puts Iraqi province under scrutiny17HSHAFAQShafaq News..Dollar stabilizes in Baghdad, slips in Erbil18HSHAFAQShafaq News..Two ‘dangerous’ traffickers captured in Iraq’s Dhi Qar18HKURDISTAN24Iraqi Navy Foils Pirate Attack on Oil Tanker Near Basra19H
Iraq Monitorعين على العراقPrimary-source intelligence
Story updateNew20 Sept, 08:23 BAGHDAD

Washington Institute analysis urges sanctions on Maliki and Amiri – IraqiNews

THE FILE2 SIGNALS · OPENED 30 Aug
  1. 30 Aug, 12:32Al-Quds al-Arabi reports KSS disarmament conditions
  2. 20 Sept, 09:35Washington Institute analysis urges sanctions on Maliki and Amiri – IraqiNews
WHAT HAPPENED

On 20 September, IraqiNews reported that a Washington Institute analysis recommended preparing targeted US sanctions against former prime minister Nouri al-Maliki and Hadi al-Amiri, Badr Organization’s secretary-general. The recommendation was conditional on both men continuing what the analysis characterized as obstruction of federal efforts to disarm armed factions.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED
  1. IraqiNews20 Sept, 08:23

    A Washington Institute analysis recommended that the United States prepare targeted individual sanctions against former Iraqi prime minister Nouri al-Maliki and Badr Organization leader Hadi al-Amiri if both continue obstructing federal efforts to disarm armed factions.

    A policy analysis published by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy has recommended that the United States prepare targeted individual sanctions against former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki and Badr Organization leader Hadi Al-Ameri if both continue obstructing federal efforts to disarm armed factions.

In posting order. Translated by the desk, published as evidence — not endorsement.
WATCH — WHAT WOULD MOVE THIS FILE

a Treasury or State Department announcement by 27 September would convert advocacy into government action; a public response from Hadi al-Amiri, Badr Organization’s secretary-general, or former prime minister Nouri al-Maliki by 23 September would establish whether either contests the analysis; any of these moves this file.