* Lebanon: Arab
League urges 'immediate' election of Sleiman
Arab
League foreign ministers meeting here have called
for the "immediate" election of the consensus
candidate for the Lebanese presidency Michel
Sleiman, the organisation's secretary general said
Saturday.
* More
opposition activists held in Syria
Two
opposition activists have been arrested in Syria in
the past 48 hours, a human rights group said in a
statement on Friday, taking to nine the number
detained in the past month.
* Syria:
Jordanian prisoners to begin hunger strike
Several
hundred Jordanians detained in Syrian prisons are
planning to begin a hunger strike on Saturday to
protest against their detention.
* Tishrin: Syria
Willing to Facilitate End to Lebanon Crisis Away
from Bush Pressures
The
Syrian state-run Tishrin newspaper on Saturday said
Damascus was "willing" to facilitate an end to to
the ongoing Lebanon crisis without pressures,
particularly from U.S. President George Bush's
administration "which only works to serve Israel's
interests."
* Bush May Add
Lebanon, Iraq To Stops on Trip
President Bush takes off Tuesday on a
much-anticipated trip to Israel, the Persian Gulf
states and Egypt.
Or is
it Lebanon and Iraq?
* Syria, Iran
Discuss Lebanon
* UN troops in
Lebanon ready to fight terror: Spanish PM
* Turkey seeks
to set up exclusive investment zone in Syria
* Lebanon's
majority urges Arab pressure on Syria
*
Larijani in Syria Damascus
* Turkey, Syria
to further cooperation in transportation
* Hezbollah sets
resolution terms
* Lebanese
Opposition Threatens to Resort to Civil Disobedience
* Siniora :
Partership seekers seek solutions not set conditions
* Turkey - Syria
Business Meeting Ends
*
French mediation with Syria still on: Nasrallah
* Nasrallah: no
opposition veto, no presidential election
* Iran keeps
economic ties with Syria
* Muhibbah wins
contract in Syria
* Syria breaks
off contacts with France over Lebanon: minister
* Syria denies
talks with U.S. lawmaker on political detainees
* French MP:
Syria has 10 to 15 active terrorist cells in Lebanon