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Alistair Lyon
Brotherhood leaders, Mubarak face trial in Egypt
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Alistair Lyon
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25 Aug 2013
Three leaders of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and the movement's former arch-foe Hosni Mubarak faced separate trials on Sunday.
Egypt’s Cabinet to debate fate of Brotherhood
Article
Alistair Lyon
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18 Aug 2013
Egypt's deputy prime minister will propose a way out of a bloody confrontation between the security forces and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Russia: End of EU arms ban a blow to Syrian peace efforts
Article
Steve Gutterman
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Alistair Lyon
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28 May 2013
Failure to renew an arms embargo on Syria could hamper US-Russian peace talks with the worn-torn nation.
Syria in turmoil as Assad meets Annan
Article
Alistair Lyon
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11 Mar 2012
Former UN chief Kofi Annan held blunt talks with Syria's Bashar al-Assad this weekend but appeared to be making little headway.
Dozens killed in Syria as Assad set to rule until 2028
Article
Alistair Lyon
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26 Feb 2012
Over 30 Syrian civilians have been killed in fighting as a new constitution is set to see Bashar al-Assad rule until 2028.
Syria considers letting Arab League monitors stay longer
Article
Alistair Lyon
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18 Jan 2012
Syria says it might allow Arab monitors to stay for another month on its peacekeeping mission, but those against Bashar al-Assad want UN intervention.
Muslim Brotherhood claims a lead in Egypt’s polls
Article
Edmund Blair
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Alistair Lyon
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30 Nov 2011
The Muslim Brotherhood says it is leading Egypt's election, which would give the nation's oldest Islamist group a powerful parliamentary platform.
Fighting resumes near Cairo’s interior ministry
Article
Alistair Lyon
&
Tom Perry
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23 Nov 2011
Running battles have flared in central Cairo even after Egyptian military police reinforced riot police guarding the interior ministry.
Ahmadinejad blasts West over 9/11 and the Holocaust
Article
Alistair Lyon
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22 Sep 2011
The US and other countries walked out of a speech by Iran's President Ahmadinejad to the UN after he attacked the "arrogant powers" of the West.
Arab revolts set to transform Middle East
Article
Alistair Lyon
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3 Apr 2011
The popular protests against Arab autocrats that have churned the region for three months are the authentic birth pangs of a new Middle East.
Military reflex alone can’t quell Yemen militants
Article
Alistair Lyon
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1 Nov 2010
Al-Qaeda militants in the mountains of Yemen posting bombs to America? Order more drone strikes or send in the Marines. If only it were that simple.
Iran leader cheered in Beirut, skewered at home
Article
Alistair Lyon
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13 Oct 2010
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad basked in a rock-star welcome from Hezbollah's Shi'ite loyalists on Wednesday.
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