Iraq’s Kurdistan parliament elects speaker as political tension continues
Kakalaw Abdullah
Press TV, Erbil
Iraq’s Kurdish parliament has convened to elect the speaker and its deputies and break a months-long political deadlock. One the two major parties, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, however, chose not to attend the session as many issues remain unresolved.
Press TV Erbil correspondent Kakalaw Abdullah has more.
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