Lebanon’s financial meltdown has swiftly worsened in the last month, with much of the country crippled by fuel shortages that have ignited country-wide security incidents.
Lebanon gets a new government, its first since last year’s deadly port blast
A new government has been formed in crisis-ridden Lebanon, ending a more than year-long power vacuum that began shortly after the August 2020 Beirut port blast.
Lebanon Gets New Prime Minister Amid Economic Meltdown
The billionaire Najib Mikati’s new cabinet is Lebanon’s first empowered government in more than a year. It faces the immediate challenge of a collapsing economy.
Lebanon gets a new government, its first since last year’s deadly port blast
A new government has been formed in crisis-ridden Lebanon, ending a more than year-long power vacuum that began shortly after the August 2020 Beirut port blast.
Factbox: Sunni tycoon Mikati leads Lebanon’s first government in a year
Lebanese prime minister Najib Mikati succeeded in forming a cabinet on Friday in negotiations with President Michel Aoun, over a year after the last one resigned. Lebanon is in the throes of a deep …
Factbox: Sunni tycoon Mikati leads Lebanon’s first government in a year
Lebanese prime minister Najib Mikati succeeded in forming a cabinet on Friday in negotiations with President Michel Aoun, over a year after the last one resigned. Lebanon is in the throes of a deep …
LBnB launches in Lebanon
Lebanon: Homestay and holiday rental marketplace, LBnB, a Lebanese alternative to Airbnb, has launched. The platform has been launched by hospitality designer and architect, Nagi El Husseini, to boost …
Trouble for Telenor in selling up Myanmar business
Norway’s Telenor finds exiting Myanmar trickier than expected, with the ruling junta disposed to reject the $105 million sale to Lebanon’s Mikati brothers.
Trouble for Telenor in selling up Myanmar business
Norway’s Telenor finds exiting Myanmar trickier than expected, with the ruling junta disposed to reject the $105 million sale to Lebanon’s Mikati brothers.
US, Jordan, Egypt and Syria come to Lebanon’s aid
Jordan will today host delegates from Egypt and Syria to discuss US-backed plans to wire electricity to Lebanon to ease the fuel and water crisis devastating the country.