Walid Junblatt: A leader of shifting stances
| Beirut :  A shrewd politician known for his shifting loyalties, Walid Junblatt walked out of the Western-backed coalition last year and said he will take a neutral stance in Lebanese ...

Jumblatt voices regret for his past 'improper' criticism of Assad
| By The Daily Star | Monday, March 15, 2010 | - Powered by | BEIRUT: One of Syria’s harshest critics in Lebanon in the past, Progressive Socialist Party (PSP) leader MP Walid Jumblatt said Satu...

Lebanon's Jumblatt urges Syria to open new page
| Beirut, March 14: Lebanon's Druze leader Walid Jumblatt on Saturday called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to turn the page on the past, admitting that he had in a moment of anger said inappropr...

Iraqi party, electoral commission trade accusations of fraud in expat vote in Syria (correction)
| Damascus - The Damascus representative of one of Iraq's leading contenders in the country's recent parliamentary elections reacted angrily on Saturday to the electoral commission's allegations of fr...

Jumblatt Says His Criticism of Syria Was Improper
| Filed at 7:34 a.m. ET | BEIRUT (AP) -- One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were ''improper'' and called for a new page in relations between the two countri...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| BEIRUT-One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation between Wal...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| BEIRUT - One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation between W...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| A reconciliation between Walid Jumblatt, the influential leader of the Druse sect, and Damascus could boost Syria's role in Lebanese politics years after its troops were forced out of the country. |...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
BEIRUT - | One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation between W...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| AP Photo - From right, Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, President Michel Suleiman, Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, former President Amin Gemayel, former Prime Minister Najib Mikati, Parliament D...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| BEIRUT – One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation bet...

Druse leader says his past criticism of Syria was improper, calls for new page
(AP) — One of harshest critics in has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation between Walid Jumblatt,...

Jumblatt apologises to al-Assad
| Walid Jumblatt, a Lebanese MP and leader of the Progressive Socialist Party, has made a public apology for "indecent comments" he made in the past against Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president. | Ju...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| BEIRUT -- One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation between ...

Jumblatt says his criticism of Syria was improper
| BEIRUT — One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation bet...

Druse leader says his past criticism of Syria was improper, calls for new page
| BEIRUT - One of Syria's harshest critics in Lebanon has now said his earlier statements were "improper" and called for a new page in relations between the two countries. | A reconciliation...