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Al-Jabri talks with IMF delegation over cooperation
[21 March 2010]
President receives Chinese friendship prize
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Yemen, ILO discuss KAP program implementation
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Yemen's friends group to meet soon in Abu Dhabi
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President Saleh denies US military presence in Yemen
[21 March 2010]
Yemenizing African refugees through election cards
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Yemeni official describes Osama Bin Ladin as "the big devil"
[19 March 2010]
Al-Hitar: Ignoring militants helps al-Qaeda's growth
[16 March 2010]
President Saleh lectures on unity, urges opposition to engage in dialogue
[13 March 2010]
 
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Anti-Fascist Charged after Bolton Protests
[21 March 2010]
EU FMs to discuss Middle East Peace Process, cancel meeting with Israel
[21 March 2010]
Balkan leaders agree to adopt "culture of dialogue"
[21 March 2010]
Mitchell meets Netanyahu, hands him Obama''s visiting invitation
[21 March 2010]
Drone strike in Pakistan kills 4, wounds 2
[21 March 2010]
  International
Suleiman: Lebanon has right to use all legitimate means to liberate lands
[21/November/2009]

BEIRUT, Nov. 21 (Saba)- President Michel Suleiman said Saturday Lebanon has the right to resist to liberate its occupied lands through all legitimate means and available capabilities, according to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) as reported on Saturday.

Suleiman, in a televised address on the eve of the Independence Day, said the collective will of the Lebanese people succeeded in confronting the Israeli aggression and liberate most of the occupied lands. This will, he added, has confronted terrorism.

Suleiman said Lebanon has the right to resist by all legitimate means to liberate the rest of its lands.

He said there should be a plan to reject any form of settlement for the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, but to work on clearning the Lebanese-Palestinian elations.

Suleiman, meanwhile, hoped the new government would carry out with wide-scale reforms for the best interest of citizens.

He said the national dialogue authority, which comprises of senior political leaders, would be meeting soon. Suleiman noted that the authority would not
contradict with the executive authority.

The Lebanese president said conciliation among the Lebanese people was important in a drive to iron out differences and restore rights of immigrants.

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