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Ban Ki-moon Visits Lebanon

10:26 AM Saturday 14 January 2012

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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon (L) meets with Lebanese President Michel Suleiman in Beirut, Lebanon, Jan. 13, 2012. Ban Ki-moon arrived in Beirut on Friday with the aim of discussing a UN-backedp tribunal robing the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister, the unrest in Syria and the attacks on the UN Interim Force in Lebanon among others. <Photo: Xinhua/Lebanese News>

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