Lebanon's new leadership faces immense challenges after years of financial collapse, political turmoil, and war. With international backing, the government must enact economic reforms, secure ...
Lebanon has appointed a new army chief and heads of three security agencies as the government seeks to firm up state ...
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The Trump administration made an exception to its foreign assistance freeze for a $95 million aid package headed to Lebanon's ...
For more than two years, Lebanon has been paralysed. The previous president, Michel Aoun, left office in October 2022. Parliament could not agree on a replacement. With no head of state ...
Reacting to a decision by the State Shura Council, Lebanon’s highest administrative court, ordering the government to pay ...
The results were announced on January 24th, 2025, during a public, transparent session which saw prominent insurance and TPA ...
The World Bank issued a new estimate Friday for Lebanon's reconstruction and recovery needs following 14 months of ...
It has begun to create what it intends to be indefinite “buffer zones” on four fronts: in Gaza, on the borders with Lebanon and Syria, and in the West Bank (see map). Map: The Economist The ...
Lebanon’s new government has won a confidence vote in parliament, following a speech by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam promising to push for economic reforms and to start negotiations with the ...
Lebanon has demanded that Israeli forces fully withdraw from its territory in the south as agreed under a ceasefire agreement involving Hezbollah. On Tuesday, Lebanese leaders said the Israeli ...
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