Archive for the 'Middle East' Category
At a conference of Mediterranean countries in Paris, Presidents Bashar al-Assad of Syria and Michel Suleiman of Lebanon agreed to open embassies in each other’s capital and to delineate the border between the two countries.
Mr. Muallem met on Monday with Mr. Suleiman and invited him to visit Damascus. The visit would be the first by [...]
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As stated in a previous post Lebanon, the ‘only country’ to regain all its detainees from Israeli Jails, has finally been conducted. The recent months following the Doha agreement, Lebanon has witnessed immense challenges and benefits; The removing of an 18 month protest in the heart of Centre-Ville to the election of a President, and the [...]
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[France 24] La Syrie et le Liban ont décidé de nouer des relations diplomatiques et d’ouvrir des ambassades dans leurs capitales respectives, une première depuis l’indépendance de leurs pays, décision annoncée à Paris après une série d’entretiens sous l’égide de Nicolas Sarkozy.
La première annonce a été faite par le président de la République Nicolas Sarkozy [...]
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Sayyed Nasrallah went on TV today, to broadcast a press conference regarding the latest news on the Lebanese detainees in Israel and the swap deal between the two.
I expect that in a week or two it will be implemented. July 15 is the most probable, a bit before or a bit after,” … “If I [...]
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Tags: Lebanon, Israel, prisoner, exchange, detainees, swap
Syrian milk gives you muscles
This commercial just kills me.
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Tags: Syria, advertising, Karam, Milk, humour
The world media extended last month miles of lines of news print on the Turkish prospect of an Israeli-Syrian peace talks. Currently, Hezbollah, a Lebanese political movement is conducting indirect talks with the Israeli government on the exchange of prisoners due to be held very soon through a German mediator.
This month, numerous senior Israeli politicians [...]
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Tags: armistice, france, Hezbollah, Israel, jordan, Lebanon, Peace, Syria, Turkey
The most prestigious francophone university in the Middle East, Beyrouths’ Université Saint Joseph will offer a four-year Bachelor of Law degree starting in September in Dubai. The college, to be known as the University of St Joseph Dubai College of Law, will offer a customised programme for Dubai, which will incorporate Sharia, French, Arabic and European law.
Vice President [...]
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