Special Newspaper for Kurdish Ballot
14 Sep 09
Female provincial councillors say top priorities are schools and children.
Ambassadors recalled just as relations were getting better.
Mood of fear as city asks how deadly attacks could happen.
A deferred referendum and a timely payment may deflect unease over security deal.
People physically scarred by the conflict say they have been shunned because of their appearance.
Iraqi Kurds’ conflicted relationship with firearms laid bare in recent election.
So-called rewards can vary from cash and prepaid phone cards to lavish meals in restaurants.
But some local officials say Tehran should do more to help accommodate them.
People of northern city concerned about feuding parties and increased attacks following US pullback.