Lebanon Debate: A presidential message with multiple objectives... What did the interior minister say about the president’s visit to…
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Al Liwaa: “One people’s misfortunes are another people’s gains”; this proverb can sum up one aspect of the confusing and troubled political scene between the Lebanese Forces and both the president and prime minister, Joseph Aoun and Nawaf Salam. What the crisis over the Dahr al-Baidar truck loaded with explosives produced, which Hezbollah acknowledged belonged…
Al Liwaa: - As if our crises, disagreements and heated debates were not enough, the raising of Hassan Nasrallah’s picture on the overturned chair in the Ain al-Mreisseh model, accompanied by victory signs as a provocation and turning the place into a shrine, came as the icing on the cake! - Charles Jabbour: I personally asked the president…
Al Liwaa: Since 25 May 2000, the South has been associated in the Lebanese consciousness with one word: liberation. Today, however, following the framework agreement signed on 26 June 2026, the vocabulary surrounding the issue appears different: pilot areas, verification mechanisms, joint operations rooms, security arrangements. The question is legitimate: Is the South moving from land being reclaimed…
