A fragile and complex relationship is emerging between Lebanon and the new government in Syria. The two nations are grappling with the intertwined issues of prisoner releases, military actions, and arrests, painting a picture of a tense and evolving diplomatic landscape.
Read more →A renewed American diplomatic effort, led by an envoy set to arrive next week, is pushing for a time-bound disarmament of Hezbollah. The proposal has been met with a staunch refusal from the armed group, while top Lebanese officials are in the process of formulating a unified national response.
Read more →A bloody week of Israeli airstrikes has shattered a tentative ceasefire, claiming numerous lives and heightening tensions across Lebanon. Simultaneously, the nation's leadership is calling for calm as the conflict in Syria's Sweida province threatens to spill over, prompting a strong response from the Lebanese Army to safeguard civil peace.
Read more →A French appeals court has ordered the release of Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a Lebanese militant who has been imprisoned for four decades. His release is conditioned on his permanent departure from French territory.
Read more →A volatile security situation is unfolding on Lebanon's southern border as Israel reportedly resets its military strategy, focusing on Shebaa Farms and Mount Hermon. These military maneuvers are coupled with alleged incitement against Hezbollah-affiliated institutions, drawing a firm response from Lebanese leaders vowing to protect the nation's sovereignty.
Read more →A high-level visit to Beirut by Kuwait's First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sheikh Fahd Yusuf Al-Sabah, has solidified the deep-rooted ties between the two nations. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing security cooperation, particularly in combating drug trafficking, with Kuwait reaffirming its unwavering support for Lebanon's stability.
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