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| U.N. urges Iraq to agree on new government |
| The U.N. Security Council is strongly urging Iraqi politicians to quickly agree on a new government, a call backed by the top United Nations envoy who warns that the country has reached "a critical juncture."
The council issued a statement Wednesday after a briefing by U.N. envoy Ad Melkert who said the five-month delay in forming a government is creating uncertainy in the country and conditions that could be exploited by opponents of Iraq's transition to democracy.
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