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Lebanese-Chinese Partnership in the Midst of the Lebanese Economic Decline

Unfortunately, it seems that the Lebanese economic scenario is similar to the Venezuelan scenario. I am not optimistic. There is no glimmer of hope...

Lebanon and Syria: A Complicated Relationship between Energy and Geopolitics

Syria continues to offer the ground where Russia and the United States compete over control of oil and gas fields and the transportation routes...

The Great Game in the Mediterranean

As we have repeatedly stressed, the discovery of large gas fields off the coast of Israel, Cyprus, Egypt and Lebanon, has meant that the...

Reigniting Chaos in Syria

Syria has been the nexus of brutality and terror for almost a decade now; with more than 6 million natives who have already fled...

Maritime Border Dispute: The South Lebanon Crisis

The Middle Eastern region has been riddled with crisis and disputes for centuries yet only a few seem to make their way out of...

Reforming Lebanon’s Port Sector to Build Back a Better Port of Beirut

Reforming Lebanon’s port sector is a prerequisite for building back a better Port of Beirut and revitalizing the Lebanese economy, according to a new...

Lebanon: UN-backed tribunal sentences Hezbollah militant in Hariri assassination

The UN chief on Friday took note of five concurrent life sentences handed down to a Hezbollah militant, convicted in the assassination of former...

Talks begin to resolve disputed Lebanon-Israel maritime border

The UN Secretary-General has welcomed the launch of ground-breaking discussions on Wednesday, over the disputed maritime border between Lebanon and Israel in the eastern...

Rethinking accountability, revolution and challenging the status quo in Lebanon

Political corruption in Lebanon traces its roots to the re-assembling in the post-civil war era, which entrenched a realm of politics dominated by war...

The death of the Second Republic: Understanding the spark for social mobilization in Lebanon

Felt across the Mediterranean on August 4th, 2020, some 2,750 tones of ammonium nitrate stored in the port of Beirut exploded, killing at least 190...

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Is the Coupang Dispute Becoming a Bigger Test of US South Korea Relations?

A regulatory dispute over South Korea's largest e-commerce company,...

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