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Pro-Syrian elected Lebanese parliament speaker

Lebanon’s newly-elected parliament re-elected a pro-Syrian, Nabih Berri, as speaker today in a move seen as a political compromise by the anti-Syrian coalition which won the recent elections, the first conducted without Syrian influence in 30 years.

Tue, 28 Jun, 2005

Pro-Syria vote agreed

LEBANON’S main parliamentary blocs have agreed to back the re-election of Nabih Berri, virtually guaranteeing the strong Syrian ally will secure the post of parliament speaker, political sources said yesterday.

Tue, 28 Jun, 2005

Clean sweep for Hezbollah and allies

Hezbollah and its Shiite allies declared themselves victorious in southern Lebanon in today’s second stage of national elections.

Sun, 05 Jun, 2005

Syria set to maintain grip on Lebanon

LEBANON President Emile Lahoud looks set to ask outgoing pro-Syrian prime minister Omar Karami to form a government, a step sure to anger the anti-Syrian opposition who pressured him to resign in the first place.

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