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Lebanon’s fate has long been hanging in the balance. A precariously balanced sectarian formula has impacted its stability, while a regional inter-Arab entente — or lack of it — could translate into a detente or acts of violence and an international East-West confrontation could stimulate arguments between the divided Lebanese.

The Switzerland of the East with majestic mountains covered in green trees and snow; valleys running between them like white pearls, with rivers that dazzle the eyes and grab the hearts; magnificent l...

Lebanese President Michel Aoun’s visit to Dar Al-Fatwa and his meeting with the highest Sunni cleric in the country, Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdel Latif Derian on Saturday, and Aoun’s statement about the role of the Sunni community in

Lebanese leader Saad al-Hariri said yesterday he was stepping back from political life and would not run in the parliamentary election, turning Lebanon’s

Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Saturday he saw no reason for a delay to parliamentary elections in May after three times former prime minister...

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Saturday he saw no reason for a delay to parliamentary elections in May after three-times fo...

Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Saturday he saw no reason for a delay to parliamentary elections in May after three times former prime minister...

‘We are carrying out all the necessary preparations for holding the elections on time’

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Saturday he saw no reason for a delay to parliamentary elections in May after three-times former prime minister Saad al-Hariri announced he was boycotting the vote and stepping away from politics.

BEIRUT: Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Saturday he saw no reason for a delay to parliamentary elections in May after three-times former prime minister Saad al Hariri...