Who's Following Bush's Mideast Trip
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cnn.com     14-May-2008            

No one is watching President Bush's trip to the Middle East closer than his potential successors. But for all the distinctions the two draw between each other, and Bush, the next president's approach to the Middle East may look like this one's. He finishes the trip Saturday and Sunday in Egypt at... [read full story]                    


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This week in Palestine week 36 2008

indymedia.org.uk     8 hrs ago   19 related          

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Abie Nathan: peace activist

timesonline.co.uk     18 hrs ago          

As a campaigner for peace in the Middle East, Abie Nathan pursued his goals with unconventional zeal, vision and exuberance. Although some of his opponents viewed him as a crackpot his actions were frequently vindicated by...                    

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Letter: War on recession

guardian.co.uk     56 mins ago          

Your list of the reasons why only Britain is facing recession (The question, G2, September 4) makes no reference to the huge cost of the attack on Iraq and subsequent involvement in Afghanistan. In February the economist...                    

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Keeper of the Kajaki dam sees dream come closer to reality

independent.co.uk     1 hr ago   1 related          

Thirty years of Afghan history has left an indelible mark on Sayed Rasoul. He was 22 when he first came to work at the Kajaki dam three decades ago. Since then he has watched one violent era after another take its toll...                    

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