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Mubarak stresses constitutional amendments, paving way for multi-candidate polls
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak said he asked the parliament to amend the constitution to allow multiple candidates to run for the presidential elections.
Egypt, Politics, 2/26/2005

Major Sunni groups in Lebanon withdraw from government's coalition
The Islamic Group in Lebanon, the major Sunni groups, announced withdrawal from Ein Altineh meeting which includes the Lebanese groups and political forces which support the government and is an alley for Syria.
Lebanon, Politics, 2/26/2005

Amal Movement: relations with Syria are principled
Deputy Head of the political bureau in Lebanese Amal Movement Nseb Hutet stressed Friday that Lebanon's relation with Syria is a principled and considered one of the firm principles that Lebanon is committed to in facing the Israeli objectives in the region as well as the foreign pressures and challenges.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/26/2005

UMA SG conditions better partnership with EU to UMA integration
Secretary general of the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) conditioned better partnership between the north African grouping and the European Union to the UMA ability to become a more integrated and efficient entity.
Maghreb, Politics, 2/26/2005

UN team starts investigations in the Hariri assassination