Mikati Government Faces Challenge of Disunity Among Its Members--Fails to Approve Electricity Bill Amid Split Among Ministers--Next Cabinet Session Set for Sept. 7 to Give Time for Narrowing Differences--March 14 Call on Govt. To Resign if It Fails to Arrest 4 Hizbullah Suspects (Lebanon-Politics) Mikati Government Faces Challenge of Disunity Among Its Members--Fails to Approve Electricity Bill Amid Split Among Ministers--Next Cabinet Session Set for Sept. 7 to Give Time for Narrowing Differences--March 14 Call on Govt. To Resign if It Fails to Arrest 4 Hizbullah Suspects (Lebanon-Politics)

Mikati Government Faces Challenge of Disunity Among Its Members--Fails to Approve Electricity Bill Amid Split Among Ministers--Next Cabinet Session Set for Sept. 7 to Give Time for Narrowing Differences--March 14 Call on Govt. To Resign if It Fails to Arrest 4 Hizbullah Suspects (Lebanon-Politics‪)‬

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--Mikati Government Faces Challenge of Disunity Among Its Members --Fails to Approve Electricity Bill Amid Split Among Ministers

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2011
25 August
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