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Doha Agreement

Lebanon [2008]
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    …a settlement in the Qatar-mediated Doha Agreement. One of the provisions of the agreement increased the number of cabinet seats held by Hezbollah, giving the group its desired veto power, albeit only for a short period of time, as the June 2009 elections left Hezbollah and its allies, known as…

    Read More