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Opponents have long accused Mr Saleh of using the al-Qaeda threat to win foreign sympathy.

For Pakistan, the influx of refugees meant an influx of both foreign aid and foreign sympathy.

An independence movement is growing in the south, where al-Qaeda is most active,Mr Saleh's dealmaking has sometimes tilted towards using the terrorist threat to attract foreign sympathy and cash, while giving leeway to jihad-inclined radicals who are occasional allies against his leftist and Zaydi (a Shia sect) opponents.

Nevertheless, Mr. Levin said he believed that "the people committing these acts are foreign-based or have foreign sympathies".

To his detractors, Ai is too quick to satisfy Western expectations of "the dissident," too willing to condense the complexity of today's China into black-and-white absolutes that attract foreign sympathies.

Joschka Fischer, the German foreign minister, expressed sympathy.

Many other foreign correspondents felt sympathy for China in the face of what was seen as brutal aggression.

Ominously for Egypt's government, financial markets have responded dramatically, with Egypt's stock index dipping by 6% on January 26th, as foreign investors fled.Public sympathy seems to lie mostly with the protesters.

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The paper also quotes Dennis C Blair, Obama's first director of national intelligence, who had little sympathy for foreign leaders' complaints: If any foreign leader is talking on a cellphone or communicating on unclassified email, what the US might learn is the least of their problems.