Why Lebanon-Israeli Maritime Agreement matters
Agreement is a win-win for all sides as it comes at a very crucial time for both countries
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Agreement is a win-win for all sides as it comes at a very crucial time for both countries
Hamas official says agreement reached to hold elections within a year, though Fatah suggests sides are still far from deal
Aoun said the deal represented a "historic achievement" in which Lebanon regained 860 square km of disputed maritime territory but insisted it did not pave the way to normalization of relations with
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s Parliament on Thursday failed to elect a successor to President Michel Aoun for a second time in less than a month. Some MPs boycotted the vote, meaning a quorum was not reached, while others described the events surrounding the failed meeting as a farce. Although 88 MPs were present at the parliamentary headquarters, only 71 attended the voting session. The
Agreement opens way for energy exploration and eases source of tensions between countries