The first day of historic talks between Israel and Lebanon ended Wednesday in Naqoura as the two bitter rivals agreed to reconvene for a negotiation brokered by the United States.
What’s in a photo? A lot for Lebanon as talks with Israel begin
Whether to take a commemorative photo is just one of the tricky protocol issues surrounding the maritime borders talks.
Lebanon Amal MPs warn against “ill-considered” moves to lift subsidies
The parliamentary bloc of Lebanon’s Shi’ite Amal party warned on Wednesday against any “ill-considered moves towards lifting subsidies on key goods”, particularly wheat, fuel and medicine. The central …
Hezbollah, Amal Criticize Lebanon Team for Border Talks With Israel
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Iran-backed Hezbollah and its ally Amal criticized on Wednesday a delegation set to represent Lebanon at U.S.-mediated talks with Israel over their disputed maritime border, hours …
Israel, Lebanon maritime border talks to begin Wednesday
A senior Energy Ministry source explained that the negotiations are “not a similar process to what happened with the United Arab Emirates,” with which Israel signed a peace treaty last month.
Analysis: The politics behind the Lebanon-Israel border talks
Lebanon and Israel are scheduled to sit down for talks this week on a decade-old maritime border dispute that has gained importance after large and lucrative discoveries of natural gas in the eastern …
Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, heading to Lebanon County
“We’re looking forward to him providing his experiences and memories of his time in the White House” – county GOP chairman …
Syria and Lebanon scorched by dozens of wildfires
Firefighters in Syria and Lebanon have been busy over the last few days, as wildfires have ravaged parts of the countries. As of Oct. 11, many of the fires were …
‘There is no hope’: the slow disintegration of Lebanon
After civil war, decades of corruption and then the blast that ripped through Beirut this summer, things could hardly get any worse. But they have …
The Latest: Lebanon orders lockdown for 169 towns, villages
Lebanon’s Interior Ministry has ordered a lockdown in 169 villages and towns as well as ordering all night clubs and pubs to close around the country amid a sharp increase of coronavirus cases.