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| The thankless work of a 'fixer' |
Syria conflict destabilizing Lebanon |
Syrian regime backs off from protesters, in a shift |
Amid Lebanese Anti-Assad Protests, Syrians Find Shaky Refuge in Lebanon |
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Syrian regime losing on the media front, too: Blames unrest on 'terrorists' |
Syrian security opens fire on protesters in city square |
Inside Syria's Violent Government Crackdown |
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Blast kills high-ranking Syrian officials: Rebels become more brazen inside capital |
Syrian protesters demand president's resignation |
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| Syria violence forces thousands from country |
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Syria ends emergency law after five decades - maybe |
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| Arab women cry for end to harassment |
Gadhafi's Grip on Military and Media Gives Cover to Atrocities |
At least 70 dead in Syria amid worsening unrest |
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| Syrian regime sends in reinforcements against rebels |
Syria -- for Now -- Holds Steady Amid Arab Uprisings |
U.S. announces sanctions as Syrian regime cracks down |
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| Syria's dividing lines: Syrians in Lebanon take one of two sides: those who reject Al-Assad's Baathist regime, and those who remain willing to negotiate with it. |
Waiting to vote: Lebanese politicians are fielding proposals to revise the voting system while the date for legislative elections remains uncertain. |
Syria's media war: As the battle in Syria rages on, the media has become a weapon to fight for. |
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| Circumventing censors: Censorship played a crucial role in Lebanon following the civil war, but now it is being challenged by rights groups who see free expression as the baseline of all rights. |
Lebanon strikes Islamist suspects: A deadly military operation in the town of Arsal may be the first of many in Lebanon. |
Flight next door: Many Syrians have moved to Lebanon to escape the conflict in their country, but not all of them are facing the harsh life of the refugee. |
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| Unrest mounts in south Lebanon: A young Egyptian died in the crossfire of a recent shooting in the southern city of Saida between local Salafis and supporters of Hizbullah. |
Lebanon still languishing: The Arab Spring seems to have passed over Lebanon, with sectarian tensions remaining high and the government still unable to get much done. |
Getting the picture: Visualising Palestine combines images and facts with a message of social justice to tell a different story of Palestinians than mainstream media. |
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| Uneasy balance: The Lebanese government maintains the status quo through the backing of Walid Jumblatt, while the US and its allies make plans. |
Left with nothing: Syrians often played host to refugees fleeing violence and persecution. Today, they are the ones displaced as war wages in their country. |
Clashes in Tripoli as government falls: The government in Lebanon collapsed this week following disagreements with Hizbullah, leading to street clashes in Tripoli. |
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| Lebanese killing fields: Lebanon could be closing a dark chapter of assassinations, or the latest victim could be the start of a protracted conflict. |
Instability rocks Lebanon: A series of kidnappings, killings and the threat of bombings have pushed Lebanon to the brink of total instability. |
About face: Lebanon requests aid for Syrian refugees after calls made by Hizbullah's Nasrallah. But can the country resolve its own internal political divisions? |
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| Democratic doubts: Parliamentary elections are approaching in 2013, but Lebanese politicians are fighting over electoral laws, putting in question whether elections will be held at all. |
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