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Optimism prevails as Saudi, Kuwaiti ambassadors return to Lebanon

BEIRUT: The Saudi and Kuwaiti ambassadors to Lebanon, Walid Bukhari and Abdul-Al Sulaiman Al-Qenaei, have returned to Beirut, arriving on Friday afternoon amid a resurgence of hope for a reset in diplomatic relations for the beleaguered country. They landed at Beirut airport less than 24 hours after the Kingdom and Kuwait announced that their envoys would return to Lebanon,
Saudi Arabia Sheikh Abdel Latif Derian Walid Bukhari Saadeh Al Shami Najib Mikati George Qordahi

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Lebanese elections to see 103 lists compete

BEIRUT: A total of 103 electoral lists will compete in around 40 days for 128 seats in the Lebanese Parliament. No one had expected the surprisingly high number, with only 77 lists in the previous elections in 2018. There are 11 electoral lists in the Tripoli constituency alone, followed by the capital, Beirut, with 10 competing lists. While all constituencies had an
Mont Liban Michel Aoun Election Supervisory Authority Lebanese Parliament Free Patriotic Movement Amal Movement

Lebanon needs ties with Saudi Arabia and Arab countries, says premier

BEIRUT: “Lebanon always needs Arab sponsorship, and (I hope) all the Gulf countries, in particular, will restore ties with Lebanon, which needs its Arab environment to embrace it,” Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said during his visit to the Doha Forum on Saturday. Mikati met Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani at the forum’s headquarters. His media office said he
Ad Daw Ah Saudi Arabia Hamad Al Sheikh Abdul Latif Derian Filippo Grandi Najib Mikati

Concern in Lebanon over judicial decisions targeting opponents of Hezbollah, Free Patriotic Movement

BEIRUT: Lebanese media outlets expressed concern on Friday over creeping examples of “employing the judiciary for sectarian and electoral political goals.” It followed controversial Lebanese judge and Mount Lebanon state prosecutor Ghada Aoun’s fresh measures against the country’s embattled banking sector. Aoun issued a new decision on Thursday evening banning six banks from
Akram Azoury Rafik Hariri Nicolas Mansour Ghassan Oweidat Ghada Aoun Samir Geagea

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