BEIRUT, May 9 (Reuters) - Shi'ite Lebanese group Hezbollah and its allies control all of the mainly Muslim half of Beirut except for one district where pro-government gunmen are in talks to lay down their weapons, a security source said on Friday. The source said gunmen in Tarek al-Jadeedi, a Sunni Muslim area whose residents are loyal to the governing coalition, were in contact with Hezbollah to surrender.
Abdullah Almalki (L), Muayyed Nureddin (C) and Ahmad El Maati take part in a demonstration outside the Langevin Block, where Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper has an office, in Ottawa May ...
