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Lebanon's new cabinet formed, Saad Hariri as PM

Lebanese new Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced the formation of Lebanon's new cabinet on Monday night, bringing an end to the five-month cabinet impasse following the June parliamentary elections. In the meantime, Fouad Siniora, the caretaker Prime Minister, announced to resign.

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Armenia and Lebanon attach great importance to developing trade and economic relations

Armenian Ambassador to Lebanon Ashot Kocharyan met with Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora.

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Israel spying devices found by UN

Israeli spying devices that were planted during the 2006 war with Hezbollah have been discovered in southern Lebanon, the UN has said. UN peacekeepers discovered the buried devices when they were blown up by remote control by Israel on Sunday. Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora accused Israel of blatantly violating the UN Security Council resolution that led to the end of fighting. Israel has declined...

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Israel spying devices found by UN

Israeli spying devices that were planted during the 2006 war with Hezbollah have been discovered in southern Lebanon, the UN has said. UN peacekeepers discovered the buried devices when they were blown up by remote control by Israel on Sunday. Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora accused Israel of blatantly violating the UN Security Council resolution that led to the end of fighting. Israel has declined...

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Israel spying devices found by UN

Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora accused Israel of blatantly violating the UN Security Council resolution that led to the end of fighting. Israel has declined to comment directly on the matter. WRH permalink

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Siniora hails UAE support to Lebanon in all fields

Beirut - Caretaker Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora has paid a glowing tribute to the role played by the UAE leadership over supporting Lebanon in all fields. Addressing a press conference held here today in presence of UAE Ambassador to Le

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Siniora receives UAE Envoy

Beirut - Lebanese Caretaker Prime Minister Fouad Siniora, has met UAE Ambassador to Lebanon Rahma Hussein Al Zaabi. They discussed the bilateral relations and the situation in the Middle East in general and Lebanon in particular. The meeting also dis

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Lebanon-- Siniora announces government closure for Eid al-Fitr

BEIRUT: Caretaker Prime Minister Fouad Siniora announced Wednesday that all public administrations and municipalities are to close on the first two days of Eid al-Fitr.2009/9/17

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Rockets exchange with Israel dangerous: Lebanese PM

Lebanese caretaker Prime Minister Fouad Siniora Friday said rockets exchange between Lebanon and Israel is dangerous in current situation, official National News Agency (NNA) reported. Siniora made the remarks when calling Lebanese President Michel Suleiman after the rockets exchange with Israel took place in the afternoon. He added that what happened is considered a flagrant aggression against Lebanon,...

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Scores of mourners attend funeral for Shafiq al-Hout

Founding member of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) Shafiq al-Hout was escorted to his final resting place on Monday after midday prayers at Al-Imam Ali mosque in Tariq al-Jdeideh. The crowded memorial gathering was attended by a plethora of Lebanese political figures including Prime Minister Fouad Siniora.

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Siniora: Lebanon �will thrive on co-existence�

Caretaker Prime Minister Fouad Siniora said on Wednesday that Lebanon would �thrive through coexistence and healthy competition among its nationals.� Speaking during a ceremony to honors students held at the Grand Serail, the outgoing prime minister enumerated the qualities of Lebanese students.

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Sunday News Briefs & Editorial

Beirut- Today marks the 3rd anniversary of the start of the 2006 war, which was triggered by the abduction of 2 Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah. The war left Lebanon with over 1,000 civilian deaths, over 5000 wounded and over 1 million homeless, mostly Muslim Shiites. Within hours Lebanon did not have a functioning airport. The war left the Lebanese infrastructure totally destroyed and the damages from...

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Petraeus in Beirut to discuss U.S. support for Lebanese army

Beirut - Gen. David Petraeus, Commander of US Central Command, arrived in Beirut on a military aircraft Tuesday and went directly to Baabda Republican palace for talks with Lebanese President Michel Suleiman. The meeting was attended by U.S. Ambassador Michele Sison and focused on reinforcing the defensive capabilities of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), its training and logistical needs. Petraeus...

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Leverage...

Not content with letting the facts speak for themselves, some are trying to leverage existing differences and/or animosities to embellish the facts , presumably to get a better reaction and/or more support from the "west" i.e. United States, U.K., Europe, etc. A couple of memes that have circulated and continue to circulate: Forces or countries inimical to the U.S. are portrayed as the only...

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Siniora expects economic growth to fall to 4 percent

Prime Minister Fouad Siniora on Wednesday projected Lebanon's economic growth to fall to 4 percent in 2009 from 8 percent in 2008 with a strong possibility that the growth could climb again to 6 percent at the end of the year. "Some preliminary indications for 2009 show a continued strong growth in the Lebanese banking sector.