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the unrest in libya will effect the company. in any case, we not change our poll sichlt we re stiicy. we re still working with the governments to provide them with the same solution. everything in accordance with the law and the regulation that international community will ask us to respect. what do you think it s going to take, 12 to 18 months for this to settle down and then strategically you say as a company we can go back in with our original strategy of growth for the middle east? the original strategy of middle east has not changed. it is not changing because of these turmoil situation now. we have presence in countries where the situation is stable. where the industrial situation is stable. and we continue to pursue our study. you came out with a market strategy to have 50% of the revenues from emerging market countries. is this the new reality today for the overall group?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110413:08:01:00

libya s post-gadhafi future. he is hoping to meet with coalition and rebel officials at a libya contact group summit. it s not really clear how the once feared former intelligence chief may be received by the rebels. gragbo has been ordered to house arrest. he is expected to stand trial for violence after losing the presidential election last november. the new president has told the military to restore order to the country as quickly as possible. those are the headlines. world business today starts right now. it is wednesday, april 134th. i m pauline chu. and this is world business today. here are the top stories. easing oil prices spark an

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libyan tanks in 24 hours. in fact, we got this video from the british ministry of defense showing british aircraft destroying those libyan regime tanks. and this, which is said to be canadian forces, bombing a gadhafi weapons depot. just yesterday, french fighter jets taking off from the aircraft carrier in the mediterranean sea. arab nations are contributing resources, as well. the united arab emirates will send a dozen planes to patrol the no-fly zone in the coming days. and just today, the joint task force released this picture of a qatari jet taking off in support of the operation. back in the united states, pressure has been mounting for president obama to talk to the american people about libya, and we got word he s going to do just that, monday evening. a spokesman for john boehner says the administration has to do more to make it clear what

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the government reports more than 100 people were injured. and in yemen, thousands took to the streets after friday prayers to call for government reform. the protests in yemen have been going on for weeks but the unrest in jordan and syria is new and shows that the demand for reform across the mideast continues to spread. joining us now, fouad ajami, a professor at johns hopkins advanced school of international studies and a senior fellow at the hoover institution, and in cairo, cnn s ivan watson. fouad, you ve been talking about this. you say in syria, like in libya, the push for democracy is not going to come easily or without a fierce fight. sanjay, i think in many ways, if you take a look at syria, it more resembles libya in the way this battle will be fought between the regime and the opposition, between the regime and the people. it would resemble tunisia and egypt.

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