Word: nationalistice
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Instead of distinct friction between the religious factions. Salem says a nationalistic feeling began to unite the Lebanese people. He points to the unanimous election of the new President--Amir Gemayel as an indication of this unity.
"It's also a very nationalistic feeling People, especially the press [in the United States], which is the only medium through which Americans can understand what the opinion is, don't really recognize that there is this turnaround in Lebanon.
The Secretary of State's meeting with MacEachen and a subsequent talk with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau were signs of a small thaw in a U.S.-Canadian relationship that has grown increasingly frosty. Washington is concerned by what it sees as the nationalistic and discriminatory investment policies...
While American investors fumed, Canadian companies rushed in to buy the assets of U.S. firms in Canada, helped by generous financing from Canadian banks. In one of the biggest transactions, Canada's Dome Petroleum spent $3.2 billion acquiring Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas, a subsidiary of Connecticut-based...
The President-elect's father Pierre Gemayel was the founder and original leader of the Phalangist Party, a hardline, fervently nationalistic faction of the country's large Maronite Christian community. The youngest of six children, Bashir Gemayel enthusiastically embraced his father's conservative ideology, which was inspired...