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sectionProvincial Rights in Iraq/Federalism in Iraq [99b19a14]

Part of Ottaway and Kaysi - The State of Iraq

Federalism had largely receded after the Kurds got what they wanted from the constitution, but article 140 and future disputes over oil and gas made it untenable

Additional decentralization flared in 2012, Speaker Nujeifi in mid-June 2012 hinted that Sunnis in Iraq might ask for separation

Salahuddin Province unlaterally declared itself a region and not a province in October 2012