BAGHDAD, May 28 (Reuters) - Iraq's main Sunni Arab political bloc said on Wednesday it had suspended talks to rejoin the Shi'ite-led government after a disagreement with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki over a cabinet post. "We have suspended negotiations with the government and pulled out our candidates," said Salim al-Jibouri, spokesman for The Accordance Front. He said the decision was taken after Maliki objected to one of their proposed candidates for a cabinet position.
A Kurdish woman cooks in a refugee camp in Iraq's northern Arbil province May 25, 2008. The camp houses about 120 Kurdish families, who fled Iranian and Turkish attacks on their ...
