View on Lebanon's post withdrawal future
Our View argues predictions vary after Israel pulls back from southern Lebanon ending 22 years of troop presence. Analysts weigh whether Lebanon can govern itself, if Syria remains dominant, and the risk of renewed conflict versus potential peace and rebuilding under new regional dynamics. Public Forum Odessa American.
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Arthur Lenk
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Northern Ireland youth urge dialogue to end past divisions
CAL THOMAS reports Belfast youths aged 22 to 33 from various parties discuss future peace amid persistent sectarian divides. They condemn indoctrination, flag disputes, and segregation, urging daily outreach and compromise to overcome decades of mistrust and the threat of violence.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
SDLP
Morgan
Michelle Bostock
Ulster Unionist Party
Kate Fearon
Northern Ireland Women's Coalition
NIWC
Ireland
Thomas
Old ideas wrapped as school to work programs
Thomas Lowell critiques the school to work initiative, arguing it repeats past vocational guidance failures. He says eighth graders face premature career choices, colleges value broad general education, and teachers cannot predict futures. He advocates a focus on fundamental skills rather than indoctrination or overreliance on trends.
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Alderdice
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Dean
Eoin O’broin
Sinn Fein
Irish -Republican Army
O O’broin
India
Russia
Lowell
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
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