A State Without Chemistry... and a Ruling Authority Waiting for Chance

Nidaa Al Watan: In chemistry, a mixture whose components remain separate is called “heterogeneous”; in Lebanon, it is called a state. Institutions sit side by side without order, and powers overlap without responsibility. Parliament is heading in one direction, the government in another, and relations among the presidencies require a settlement at every milestone. Everyone has the ability…
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