Lebanon talks in Qatar progress, major hurdles remain
                   
reuters.com     May 18, 2008            

By Nadim Ladki DOHA (Reuters) - Rival Lebanese leaders made progress on issues at the heart of their political crisis on Sunday but Qatari-mediated talks face major hurdles to a deal to pull Lebanon back from the brink of a new civil war. Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr... [read full story]                    


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Egyptian mediator meets Palestinian People's Party delegation

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Egyptian intelligence chief Omar Suleiman on Sunday held talks with a delegation of the Palestinian People's Party on means of healing the current inter-Palestinian rift. The Palestinian delegation, led by the party's...                    

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Report: UN demands Israel to pay Lebanon $1 billion in reparations

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According to the report, the sum which is based on World Bank appraisals, is aimed at covering the environmental and material damages caused by the Second Lebanon War. (YaLibanan) Beirut- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon...                    

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Afghanistan's Communications Revolution

washingtonpost.com     1 hr ago          

By David A. Gross and Amir Zai Sangin Monday, September 8, 2008; Page A17 Afghanistan has been back in the news of late. But these developments should not overshadow the good news: The government is present in more areas...                    

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M of A - Filkins on Pakistan

minstrelboy.blogspot.com     1 hr ago          

M of A - Filkins on Pakistan: "Dexter"Filkins has a traveled the Pakistani western boarder region for some years. The Pakistani army and government have no incentive to hinder Taliban attacks within Afghanistan. Pakistan...                    

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