Seeking the Iraq throne
He lays claim to the throne of Iraq -- but for now, he'll settle for a seat in parliament. Ali bin Hussein is the cousin of Iraq's last king, Faisal II, and remains convinced that a revival of the country's monarchy could be a solution to many of its...
March 2, 20101 min read
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He lays claim to the throne of Iraq -- but for now, he'll settle for a seat in parliament.
Ali bin Hussein is the cousin of Iraq's last king, Faisal II, and remains convinced that a revival of the country's monarchy could be a solution to many of its problems.
But following earlier political setbacks, he's now throwing his lot in with the election process, and campaigning for votes as part of a broad, largely conservative coalition.