| An-Nahar |
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Doha efforts to evade collapse continue and the last date
is 2:00 PM today |
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Qatari proposes 16-11-3 formula, electing president
immediately |
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Opposition rejects Qatari proposal |
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Moussa talks about reaching half the road, leaves Qatar for
'commitments' |
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Stances by opposition and loyalists reflect 'dialogue
crisis' amid stalemate complaints |
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Amal and Hezbollah: Recent events were caused by the
erroneous decisions of loyalists |
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Phalange Party: Opposition set limits to Qatar's optimistic
climate |
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Qabalan: Resistance was armed to fight Israel |
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Sfeir to meet President Bush tomorrow to regain Lebanon's
characteristics |
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Calls for electing president, opening parliament, implementing UN
resolutions, and preventing neighboring countries from meddling in Lebanon's affairs |
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Jumblat: We are for a dignified compromise that would
reinstate Lebanon's political life |
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As-Safir |
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Doha conference rounding package angles in preparation for a comprehensive deal |
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Loyalists agree to blocking third formula on condition of
facilitating Beirut electoral division |
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Saudi Arabia calls for constitutional amendments guaranteeing that
Lebanon won't be subject to 'non-Arab political ambitions' |
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Fourth day of Doha conference: Non flexing stances faced by Qatari insistence on
agreement |
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Opposition holds to three-point package, presents electoral formulas |
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Loyalists reject proposition, raises matter to sponsor |
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Moussa: Lebanon heads to calming down; holding to Arab initiative leads to
solution |
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Saudi Arabia calls on Lebanese leaders to amend constitution to guarantee
independence |
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Lebanon Sunnite clerics warns of a crisis that would undermine 'what's left of
civil peace' |
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Jumblat: Dialogue is the only way to resolve conflicts, protect all sides |
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Qabalan calls for concessions to reach agreement in Doha |
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Al-Mustaqbal |
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Doha
conference: Opposition brings dialogue back to zero |
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Hezbollah's
attack undermines economy, inflicts losses amounting to hundreds of millions |
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Diab:
Returning back to normal is the answer to invading Beirut |
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US
national security advisor Stephen Hadley: Hezbollah succeeded tactically, failed
strategically |
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Geagea:
Dialogue failure makes asking for an Arab force an urgent matter |
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Doha
meet: Insistence on continuing dialogue because repercussions would be extremely dangerous |
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Hezbollah holds to its 'security' weapon, covers it with escalation on
all levels - Nassir Al Asaad |
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Al-Balad |
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Beirut
electoral future undermines dialogue |
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Qatari
suggestion before midnight: Forming a transitory national unity government |
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Time
running out, initiatives race on amid high tension |
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Opposition
rejects the Qatari suggestion and the majority refuses the transitory government |
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Opposition
rejects electing president before agreeing on electoral law and forming unity government |
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Sfeir
urges dialogue, refuses the 'logic of violence' |
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Al-Akhbar |
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Arabs getting tired of the cat and mouse game |
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Conclusive statement mulled today; loyalists rejects opposition suggestion;
Hariri wants all of Beirut |
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Doha dialogue crisis: 'Phoenicia declaration' must be taken as a whole or not at
all - Ibrahin Al Amine |
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Solution forbidden pending regional war - Nizar Abboud |
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Saudi Arabia calls on allies to maneuver pending a new vision that would save
them - Ghassan Saoudi |
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Hezbollah called to excursus self criticism - Thaer Ghandour |
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Explanation of the 'Phoenecia delaration' puts breaks on
dialogue - Abdel Kafi Samad |
