NOW Lebanon: The Lebanese have good reasons to fear another civil war. That fear should impose obligations on those capable of provoking conflict. Too often, it becomes an obligation on everyone else to accommodate them. The cabinet’s handling of the Dahr al-Baidar…
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Lebanon 24: Political circles are talking about the possibility that the ministerial boycott could widen to include other ministers from the “Lebanese Forces” Party, if decisive decisions continue not to be taken in the Cabinet on the energy file, and if the responses remain within the framework of promises without clear implementation steps. Advertisement According to this…
Lebanon 24: Attention is turning to Israel, where the elections’ importance is not limited to determining the balance of power within the country, but also extends to what their results may bring in terms of repercussions for the course of the confrontation in the Middle East, particularly on the Lebanese front. Advertisement While cautious anticipation prevails in Lebanon over what comes after the vote,…
Lebanon 24: Information indicates that “Hezbollah” is preparing to announce new developments soon regarding the payment of housing allowances, in a move that may hold surprises for beneficiaries, similar to the first announcement the party issued when the payment process began, which ran counter to expectations prevailing at the time. Advertisement…
