Eight months of suspension amid leadership crisis
The article discusses the political crisis that followed the March 2010 elections in Iraq, which resulted in an eight-month-long struggle to form a government. The text focuses on the dialogue between Obama and Talabani, where Obama acknowledges the difficulty of finding a solution over the phone, and Fakhri Karim offers advice not to exploit the crisis to launch attacks on ideological enemies. The article reflects the details of the conflicts among political forces and the events that led to a state of political deadlock during that period.
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