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Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Hezbollah gains veto powers in new Cabinet

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IRAN IS EXPANDING ITS INFLUENCE IN MIDDLE EAST AND OBTAINING THE VETO POWER IN LEBANON PARLIAMENT BY HEZBOLLAH IS THE CORE ISSUE FOR THIS SUBJECT WHICH IS WORRISOME TO THE REGIONAL STATES WHICH ARE PREDICTING INSTABILITY REGARDING THE GRADUAL IRANIAN INFLUENCE EXPANSION IN THE REGION AFTER THE TOTAL FAILURE OF THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION TO OBSTRUCT TEHRAN'S INTENTIONS. IT IS OBVIOUS THAT IRANIAN NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION IS GOING ON UNOBSERVED AS CLERICS IN TEHRAN ARE SUCCESSFULLY OBTAINING ADVANTAGE IN NUCLEAR FIELD BY STALMATING THE UN INSTITUTIONS WITH THE SUPPORT OF EU STATES WHICH ARE FOLLOWING A SOFT STANCE TOWARDS IRAN REGARDING THEIR COMMERCIAL INTERESTS WITH TEHRAN.
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