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Middle East | 07/19/08
Lebanon's new government is slated to review the militant Shiite party's weapons as part of a national defense strategy once it takes office. The prisoner swap with Israel has given Hezbollah new leverage.
Asia Pacific | 07/19/08
The US's approach looks ad hoc compared with China's centralized system.
Daily Update > Terrorism & Security | 07/19/08
Troops from Cambodia and Thailand have been amassing around Preah Vihear, an ancient temple claimed by both countries. UNESCO recently granted Cambodia's application for World Heritage Site status for the site.
Africa | 07/18/08
Villagers plan to use the project – developed by the Israeli embassy in partnership with local and international nongovernmental organizations – to drastically increase their local production.
Europe | 07/18/08
The three-day meeting, which runs through Friday, has been cast as 'historic' but also criticized as a PR stunt.
Middle East | 07/18/08
Two soldiers whose remains were part of a prisoner swap with Hezbollah were eulogized Thursday amid ongoing unease over the exchange and questions about balancing family interests with those of the state.
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The Christian Science Monitor | Daily Online Newspaper
 
csmonitor.com - The Christian Science Monitor Online
 
Middle East | 07/19/08
Lebanon's new government is slated to review the militant Shiite party's weapons as part of a national defense strategy once it takes office. The prisoner swap with Israel has given Hezbollah new leverage.
Asia Pacific | 07/19/08
The US's approach looks ad hoc compared with China's centralized system.
Daily Update > Terrorism & Security | 07/19/08
Troops from Cambodia and Thailand have been amassing around Preah Vihear, an ancient temple claimed by both countries. UNESCO recently granted Cambodia's application for World Heritage Site status for the site.
Africa | 07/18/08
Villagers plan to use the project – developed by the Israeli embassy in partnership with local and international nongovernmental organizations – to drastically increase their local production.
Europe | 07/18/08
The three-day meeting, which runs through Friday, has been cast as 'historic' but also criticized as a PR stunt.
Middle East | 07/18/08
Two soldiers whose remains were part of a prisoner swap with Hezbollah were eulogized Thursday amid ongoing unease over the exchange and questions about balancing family interests with those of the state.
More World Stories

In Pictures China's green monster
An outbreak of blue-green algae plagues Qingdao, the host city for sailing events at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

ELECTION '08 Patchwork Nation
The American voter beyond red and blue

FISHERIES Empty Oceans Series
The sea is no longer so vast.


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Pat Murphy hosts today's podcast with Monitor reporters from around the world.


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In today's podcast, we are focusing on the Bush Administration's proposal to backstop mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Pat Murphy has a conversation with Monitor reporter Mark Trumbull.