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Editorials
Guttenplan, D. D. | May 27, 2002 issue

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The article focuses on the social and political incidents across the world. The recently announced plans by the United States for an international conference on the Middle East and the government's position in the matter is the first topic discussed. The concept recognizes the importance of inserting other critical players in the international community into Middle East diplomacy. It is thus very crucial for the U.S. The second one discusses about the last phase of presidential elections in France and the causes of victory for presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen.

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WORLD politics; CONGRESSES & conventions; PRESIDENTS -- Election; DIPLOMACY; POLITICAL candidates; MIDDLE East; UNITED States
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