Syria's President Bashar Assad is under mounting pressure from President Bush. But he can handle that. But the more imminent danger comes from his exiled uncle, Rifaat Assad.
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
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- Politics & Policies
- Claude Salhani is Editor of the Middle East Times and a contributing editor to United Press International. He specializes in political analysis of the Mideast & terrorism.
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