Daily Star Political News: Lebanese hope talks in Qatar can end long-running crisis
                   
beiruter.com     May 18, 2008            

The violence-weary Lebanese are hoping that their leaders will return home from Arab-brokered talks in Qatar armed with a solution to heal a feud that has plunged the country into deadly chaos. "I feel that this time, despite all the difficulties, they will reach an agreement, especially after... [read full story]                    


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