The Daily Star | Lebanon must abide by UN resolutions to ensure security: US envoy The Daily Star BEIRUT: Lebanon must fully implement U.N. resolutions and the Baabda Declaration in order to achieve security and stability, U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon David Hale said following a meeting with Free Patriotic Movement leader MP Michel Aoun Monday. Phalange Party Says Overlooking Baabda Declaration 'Blow' to Lebanon's ... |
The Daily Star | French envoy calls for Cabinet formation The Daily Star BEIRUT: French Ambassador to Lebanon Patrice Paoli said the formation of a consensus Cabinet was necessary given the ongoing turmoil in the region, after handing Prime Minister-designate Tammam Salam a letter of solidarity from Paris. “[Paoli] stressed ... |
The Daily Star | Hale: Respecting Baabda Declaration key to stability The Daily Star BEIRUT: The U.S. ambassador to Lebanon said Monday the implementation of U.N. resolutions and the Baabda Declaration was crucial for the country as attempts to form a new Cabinet remain stymied by conflicting demands over the shape of the ... |
The Daily Star | The human face of Lebanon's brain drain The Daily Star BEIRUT: Lawyer Mohammed Darwish never thought he would join the ranks of the Lebanese diaspora, but when an opportunity to work as a legal consultant in Jeddah presented itself in May, he found himself reconsidering. “Frankly, I had [had] enough from ... |
The Daily Star | Diplomats believe Syria chemical weapons agreement unrealistic The Daily Star Western diplomatic missions in Beirut believe the Russian plan to destroy Syria's chemical weapons is not realistic. According to information gleaned from diplomatic sources, the missions believe the plan will take a long time to implement and will be ... Lebanon breathes a sigh of relief as Syria and its opponents pull back from ... |
The Daily Star | Zahle bloc: Telecoms grid part of Hezbollah security control The Daily Star HERMEL, Lebanon: MPs representing the eastern town of Zahle accused Hezbollah Monday of expanding its telecommunications network into their area, in a bid to tighten their security hold on Lebanon, warning the resistance group against such attempts. Hezbollah expanding its private network into Zahe, update |
Christian Science Monitor | War in Syria: The stakes for Lebanon Christian Science Monitor Lebanon has always been the weaker vassal to its powerful Syrian neighbor and the Lebanese state exerts no direct influence over developments next door. However, substate actors in Lebanon are playing roles in Syria, chiefly Hezbollah, which has ... Syria, Lebanon Groups Opposed to Assad and Hezbollah Quietly Reach Out to ... Israel sees only enemies in Syria's war |
Spectator.co.uk | When Syria sneezes, Lebanon catches a cold Spectator.co.uk News that the Syrian regime has agreed to hand in its arsenal of chemical weapons is a great relief to Lebanon. For the past few weeks we have been wandering around like inmates on death row, fearing that a US-led strike would ignite a potentially ... |
BBC News | Syria crisis: Inside Lebanon refugee camp BBC News A deal on Syrian arms may soon be on the table but there is no sign that the conflict in the country will let up. More than two million people have fled the country, with many escaping to Lebanon. Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman spoke to some of the refugees ... |
The Daily Star | Syrian refugees: The Oregonian sends journalists to Jordan, Lebanon OregonLive.com Syrian refugees: Mercy Corps CEO says Syrian crisis most complex he's seen in 30 years Portland-based Mercy Corps is now reaching more than 1.5 million people caught up in the Syrian refugee crisis. In this video interview with accompanying photographs ... Shootout at Sidon refugee complex leaves three wounded Over 2100 Syria army defectors fled to Jordan, official |