Iraq president and prime minister named

Article Abstract:

The Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani was selected as the new president of Iraq on 7 April 2005 and he has taken the oath of office in Baghdad, pledging to create a government that represented Iraq's diverse population. He has nominated Sunni Muslim Ibrahim al-Jaafari as prime minister, the head of the Iraqi government.

Iraq, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Presidents (Government), Prime ministers, Kurds, Talabani, Jalal, Jaafari, Ibrahim al-

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News call: Afghanistan holds first elections

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Presidential elections took place in Afghanistan on 9th October 2004 was considered as a landmark event since nearly 10.5 million Afghans registered to vote. The event took place in relative security and without violence and interim President Hamid Karzai was predicted to win by large margin.

Afghanistan, Voter registration, Presidential elections

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News call; rollout of a new recruiting slogan

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The US Army has adopted a new slogan: 'I am an army of one.' The slogan replaces 'Be all you can be,' and reflects a fresh and bold approach to recruitment advertising.

United States, Usage, United States. Army, Public relations, Slogans

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