Richard Salame
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2 months ago |
thepublicsource.org | Richard Salame
Editor's Note: The black dots (●) in the text are clickable to display documents sourced in this article. The Sofa CabinetIt was late 1992. In May, a collapse in the Lebanese lira had brought crowds onto the street and forced out the short-lived government of pro-Syria premier Omar Karami. By October, a business tycoon named Rafic Hariri had ascended to the Grand Serail. Hariri had plans to fix the country’s economic problems and kick-start postwar reconstruction.
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2 months ago |
ft.com | Malaika Kanaaneh Tapper |Richard Salame
After her son, a Hizbollah military officer, was killed in an Israeli air strike in southern Lebanon last year, Umm Hassan made lapel...
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2 months ago |
ft.com | Richard Salame
Lebanon formed a new cabinet on Saturday after an almost-three-year hiatus that left the country reeling during an economic crisis and a...
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2 months ago |
ft.com | Richard Salame |James Shotter |Aditi Bhandari
Israel’s military has carried out more than 500 operations across southern Lebanon in the two months since it agreed to a ceasefire with...
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Jan 9, 2025 |
ft.com | Malaika Kanaaneh Tapper |Richard Salame
Lebanese lawmakers have elected army commander Joseph Aoun as president, ending more than two years of political stalemate in a sign of...
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