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Present Day CommitteesDemocratic National Committee2008 European Union Summit Lebanese Coalition Cabinet North Atlantic Treaty Organization Organization of American States United Nations Security Council Historical CommitteesCommittee on Algerian IndependenceCourt of Charles V and the Hapsburgs Court of the Empress Dowager Cixi Henry the VIII's Council President Abraham Lincoln's Cabinet Pope Alexander VI's Advisory Committee Coordinated Crisis The Great Game: Tsarist Russia The Great Game: Edwardian England Lebanese Cabinet
On November 11, 2006, all five pro-Syrian Shiite members of the Lebanese Cabinet stepped down amid disagreement over a proposed UN tribunal prosecuting the assassins of the late Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Ten days later the adamant anti-Syrian Minister of Industry was mysteriously killed, nearly forcing the collapse of the government. Now, more than a year later, the remaining members must overcome their vast cultural and political differences to deal with progressively more violent Palestinian refugees, increased ethnic factionalism, regional instability, widespread corruption, and the attempts of the Hezbollah-led National Unity coalition to oust the current cabinet.
ChairFrances Low - flow@uchicago.edu
Crisis DirectorCharlie Hopkins - hopkinsc@uchicago.edu
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