Lebanese pawn

Article Abstract:

An arrest warrant was issued by Lebanese judicial authorities against General Michel Aoun, a former prime minister and army commander who led a campaign against Syrian domination of Lebanon in the closing stages of the 1975-90 civil war. The warrant was issued consequent on AounEs failure to respond to a court summons for branding the Damascus government as ean organized crime syndicateE and for inciting sectarian strife.

Legal issues & crime, Civil Conflict, Syria, Company legal issue, Investigations, Generals, Lebanese, Aoun, Michel, Lebanese Civil War, 1975-1976

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Salafist splits aid Bouteflika

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The Algerian President's chances of winning a second five-year term are bright because of a deepening rift within one of the two Islamic rebel factions opposing his candidature. A combination of the President's amnesty and intensified military operations has seriously eroded the insurgents' capabilities and they are no longer considered a threat to the regime.

National Security, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Evaluation, Military aspects, Military operations, Military maneuvers

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Violence and discontent worsens as Algeria goes from crisis to crisis

Article Abstract:

Demonstrations and riots, which began in the Berber region of Algeria, have spread through the country as demonstrators express their anti-government feelings. In addition to the social unrest, the civil war between the government and Islamic fundamentalists continues.

Demonstrations

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