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Shiite opposition gunmen check their weapons during clashes with pro-government supporters in a street in Beirut on May 8, 2008 (AFP)
Hezbollah fighters impose control on Beirut
BEIRUT, (Reuters) - Lebanon's Iranian-backed Hezbollah took control of the Muslim part of Beirut on Friday, tightening its grip on the city in a major blow to the U.S.-backed government. Security sources said at least 11 people had been killed and 30 wounded in three days of battles between pro-government gunmen and fighters loyal to Hezbollah, ... more
Opinion
Hezbollah: The End of a Legend : Tariq Alhomayed
The Legend of Hezbollah ceased to be after it turned its weapon internally on ... more
The Offer He Will Refuse : Amir Taheri
Will you take an offer if you knew that by refusing it you would get a better ... more
Lebanon: Before it Disappears : Hussein Shobokshi
Lebanon and its issues, which are sometimes exciting and many times boring, are ... more
Kuwait: Amending the Constitution Averts Conflict : Huda al Husseini
It almost seems as though the Kuwaitis enjoy the electoral process more than focusing ... more
News
Lebanon: Evacuation of Saudi Nationals Underway
Syria Will Not Interfere in Lebanese Crisis - Syrian sources
Al Qaeda leader in Iraq not detained - U.S. military
Style & Culture
Arab World Rarities at Sotheby's
The Palestinian Mobile Cinema
Turkish Drama Series Gain Popularity in Arab World
Business
OPEC May Consult on Supply Boost if Rally Continues
Sources say Citigroup to Unveil $400 Billion Asset Sales
Iran says $200/Barrel Oil Possible - Report
Media
Dow Jones Begins Publishing US Version of WSJ in London
American freelance journalist detained in Egypt over coverage of unrest is freed
Iraqi Media Five Years On: Freedom and Chaos
Arab World Rarities at Sotheby's
The Palestinian Mobile Cinema
Book Review: The Secular Conscience
Asharq Al-Awsat Talks to Mowaffak al Rubaie
Islamic Banking and the Media