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Significats de iraqi national congress en anglès
A heterogeneous collection of groups united in their opposition to Saddam Hussein's government of Iraq; formed in 1992 it is comprised of Sunni and Shiite Arabs and Kurds who hope to build a new government.
Veure'n mésÚs de iraqi national congress en anglès
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A hundred and thirty Iraqi National Congress members were executed.
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Supporting the Iraqi National Congress poses lots of problems.
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According to the Iraqi National Congress, the meeting agreed the statement but did not vote on it.
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The Iraqi National Congress, of which Mr. Chalabi is president, is trying valiantly to do just that.
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IRAQ: Lara Marlowe visits the Baghdad base of the Iraqi National Congress which is bankrolled by the US.
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Tells about the Iraqi National Congress.
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The headquarters of the Iraqi National Congress and a nearby house also used by Mr Chalabi's party were being raided.
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The Pentagon had been giving Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress roughly $340,000 a month.
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The Pentagon had been giving Mr Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress roughly $340,000 a month.
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Yes, he is moving around, Mr Chalabi, who heads the Iraqi National Congress, said in an interview with BBC radio in Baghdad.
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Mr Ahmed Chalabi, leader of the Iraqi National Congress, said he hoped there would be full elections held in Iraq within two years.
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Dr Ahmad Chalabi, head of the Iraqi National Congress and former member of the disbanded Governing Council, is accused of money-laundering and counterfeiting.
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IRAQ: The Iraqi National Congress yesterday announced that four mass graves had been found near the industrial town of Hilla, 90kms south of the capital.
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In 1992, after an Iraqi National Congress delegation had gone to Washington and received funding from the C.I.A., he set up headquarters in northern Iraq.
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In those promising early days of the Iraq-liberation movement, there was an American military station in the territory where the Iraqi National Congress was strongest.