Fighting flares in Lebanon widen sectarian clashes
In the Druze heartland near Beirut, Christians and Muslims fought nightlong battles as violence threatened a new wave of sectarian warfare. The clashes spread from Baaouerta and Daroun to Kfarmatta and Abbey, amid Israeli and Syrian pressure and reports of foreign involvement. U.S. envoy Morris Draper pressed for foreign forces to withdraw while Israel weighs troop withdrawals.
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Toll in Beirut massacre nears 2000
Lebanese officials report 762 bodies recovered from the Beirut massacre and about 1,200 more buried by relatives, pushing the death toll toward 2,000. Earlier estimates ranged around 1,500, with most identified victims Lebanese and Palestinians among several nationalities.
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Gulf Council to form $2 billion investment firm
The six nation GCC plans a $2 billion investment corporation to promote local investment and attract Arab capital from the West. The members Saudi Arabia Kuwait UAE Qatar Bahrain and Oman will invest equally and launch the firm on December 1, as reported by Khaleej Times in Abu Dhabi.
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