BEIRUT (Reuters) – Lebanon’s Hezbollah said on Wednesday it was time for politicians to put aside their demands and allow the formation of a new government that can rescue the country from an …
Hezbollah: time to allow formation of new Lebanon government
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Lebanon’s Hezbollah said on Wednesday it was time for politicians to put aside their demands and allow the formation of a new government that can rescue the country from an …
Syrian doctor brothers who fled Assad’s cruel regime on boat want to work in NHS
He runs his own business too. Here too, in Abergavenny, he met his wife, a Syrian woman brought here with her children from a refugee camp in Lebanon. Her previous husband was killed in a bombing.
Lebanon Square badly flooded over the weekend; businesses work to clean up
Businesses in Lebanon Square were left in ruins following the weekend storms. At its worst, the area saw around two feet of water, turning the main road into a river with the businesses nearby as the …
Lebanon crisis robs pensioners of cash cushions
Samir Merhi returned to Lebanon in 2009, hoping the fortune he made abroad would let him retire comfortably at home, but the country’s economic crisis has upended his dreams and forced him to leave …
Hezbollah is a Part of the Problem for Lebanon
Lebanon is grappling with a severe crisis since the end of its civil war in 1990. The country’s economy and governance have literally come to a standstill. As politicians fail to form a government, …
Hezbollah is a Part of the Problem for Lebanon
Lebanon is grappling with a severe crisis since the end of its civil war in 1990. The country’s economy and governance have literally come to a standstill. As politicians fail to form a government, …
Analysis: Lebanon frozen by political intransigence as it hurtles towards collapse
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Just 18 months have passed since mass protests against Lebanon’s political class brought down one government, and nearly eight more months since a huge explosion destroyed the …
Analysis: Lebanon frozen by political intransigence as it hurtles towards collapse
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Just 18 months have passed since mass protests against Lebanon’s political class brought down one government, and nearly eight more months since a huge explosion destroyed the …
In Lebanon, Dire Straits Is An Understatement [OPINION]
What lessons can we learn from a country whose currency fell by 90% in just two years?