The election winner Iyad Allawi has already presented his coalition plans. His opponent, the current Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, however, will do anything to remain in power. His government spokesman wants to appeal against their choice.

After the announcement of the provisional final results of parliamentary elections in Iraq, the trouble really begins in Baghdad. The election winner Iyad Allawi accepted congratulations and explained his plans for the coalition negotiations. But the incumbent prime minister hinted Nuri al-Maliki ordered that he wants to form his own government, even though his law-coalition after the counting of votes has two seats less than Al Irakija list of Iyad Allawi. Al-Maliki apparently wants to pull all the stops - both politically and legally hold - in order to power.

Bronislaw Komorowski, is regarded as liberal-conservative, was engaged in resistance against the Communists and occurs in the fall of the presidential election. The party of Prime Minister Tusk, nominated him on Saturday in Warsaw for the presidential candidates.

Poland's liberal-conservative Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Lech Kaczynski, a troublesome opponent. Since Tusk took office in fall 2007, the conflict between the two taps dispute flared up - after brief periods of peaceful cohabitation - on time and again. Time it was concerned with the place at the negotiating table at the EU summit in Brussels, at which all laughed Europe, sometimes to the health of the government which made the head of state with his veto dashed.