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The Weak and Impotent Lebanese Government - Vimarsana News

The Weak and Impotent Lebanese Government

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

Lebanon to elect a president soon, officials tell US diaspora group - Vimarsana News

Lebanon to elect a president soon, officials tell US diaspora group

BEIRUT: Lebanese officials on Monday suggested that the country could soon end its presidential vacuum and political deadlock by electing a new leader. After meeting with Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, Edward Gabriel, president of the American Task Force for Lebanon, said that the speaker informed him that “a session will be held soon to elect a president.” The American Task

Hillel JUC brings experts to Pitt to discuss Palestinian-Israeli conflict - Vimarsana News

Hillel JUC brings experts to Pitt to discuss Palestinian-Israeli conflict

College students enjoy dinner and discussion with Ambassador Dennis Ross and former Palestinian negotiator Ghaith al-Omari

The View from Paris: Is There a Way Out of Lebanon's Presidential Vacuum? - Vimarsana News

The View from Paris: Is There a Way Out of Lebanon's Presidential Vacuum?

Since the end of October 2022, Lebanon has not had a president despite suffering from a persistent and worsening politico-economic crisis characterized by extreme poverty, uncertainty, and state failure.

Source: mei.edu
US-Lebanon Relations: Setting a New International Framework for a More Responsive Government - Vimarsana News

US-Lebanon Relations: Setting a New International Framework for a More Responsive Government

Lebanon is on a tragic trajectory, never before seen in its history. The next few months, with or without needed reforms, will shape its path for years to come.

Source: mei.edu