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2000 Parliamentary Elections: Limited Changes Amid Major Regional Shifts

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2000 Parliamentary Elections: Limited Changes Amid Major Regional Shifts
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Al Liwaa: By Prof. Dr. Elie Jirji Elias, writer, strategic researcher, and university professor. The 2000 Lebanese parliamentary elections, held in stages between 27 August and 3 September, marked a pivotal political moment in a period of intense regional change, although they did not bring about a fundamental change in the balance of…

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