It started with a meeting in Damascus between former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and President Bashar Assad on August 26, 2004. From there it appears to have gone down hill.
Friday, October 21, 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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- What's in store for Syria
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- UN Report: Hariri's assassination a terrorist act
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- Breeding ground for Jihadis
- Is it the begenning of the end for Assad?
- It's a bird, it's a plane...it's Karen Hughes
- Pakistan's worst disaster kills 30,000 +
- The Huns are at Europe's gates
- The Huns at the gates
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