INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Mon. 06/06/11, With the departure of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment, the Guardian takes a look at what is next for the country. What lies ahead for Portugal is explored in Diario de Noticias after Sunday’s election. According to the Portuguese daily, the new Prime Minister’s biggest challenge will be to impose himself as a true leader within the new coalition. Meanwhile, scientists are calling a new anti-cancer ‘designer pill’ the
Coming up this week: who killed a Tehran university nuclear physics professor? Iran's president describes Zionist methods but dissidents are dubious. They point to his support for the country's pro-reform movement. French supermarket giant Carrefour's roundabout foray into Iran, the little village cut in half by Israel and Lebanon, and that wants to be Syrian, and the lie detector test Israelis might be exporting to an airport terminal near you.
Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in a newspaper interview that the Jewish state would have to withdraw from all the occupied West Bank including East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights in order to achieve peace.
In this edition: why peace in Iraq's largest Sunni area matters so much to both Baghdad and Washington; news from the Golan Heights by megaphone and a summer postcard from the Lebanese capital with Beirut back to its old self.
Is Israel ready to withdraw from the Golan Heights in return for peace? Syria confirmed the information revealed by several media sources. Both countries remain technically at war over the region that was seized by the Israelis in 1967.
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