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Lebanon's Security Council seat will offer few benefits
Position will not resolve any long-standing issues, analysts warn
By Michael Bluhm
Daily Star staff
Saturday, October 17, 2009

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Lebanon's new seat on the UN Security Council should result in some mild benefits for the country, but the temporary post is not going to bring about marked progress in achieving the country's political goals, a number of analysts told The Daily Star on Friday. Getting one of the nonpermanent council seats, which rotate on a two-year basis.


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