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Lebanon’s top Christian cleric urges politicians to form government

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Lebanon's top Christian cleric urged politicians on Sunday to speed up the formation of a government. This would allow authorities to prepare for presidential elections due before the end of October. Najib Mikati was nominated premier for a fourth time on Thursday after securing the support of 54 of the parliament's 128 lawmakers.

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Lebanon’s top Christian cleric urges politicians to form government

By Laila Bassam BEIRUT - Lebanon's top Christian cleric urged fractious politicians on Sunday to speed up the formation of a government to allow authorities to prepare for presidential elections due before the end of October. Lebanon's Najib Mikati was nominated premier for a fourth time on Thursday after securing the support of 54 of parliament's 128 lawmakers, including the

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Lebanon's Top Christian Cleric Urges Politicians To Form Government

Lebanon's top Christian cleric urged fractious politicians on Sunday to speed up the formation of a government to allow authorities to prepare for presidential elections due before the end of October.

2 years ago·United States

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National Post

Lebanon’s top Christian cleric urges politicians to form government

BEIRUT -- Lebanon's top Christian cleric urged fractious politicians on Sunday to speed up the formation of a government to allow authorities to prepare for presidential elections due before the end of October. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Arab News

Lebanese politicians urged to form government

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s top Christian cleric urged fractious politicians on Sunday to speed up the formation of a government to allow authorities to prepare for presidential elections due before the end of October. Lebanon’s Najib Mikati was nominated premier for a fourth time on Thursday after securing the support of 54 of parliament’s 128 lawmakers, including the Iran-backed Hezbollah, in consultations convened by President Michel Aoun.

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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