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Judge questions Ogero officials in illegal internet case
The head of the state-owned telecommunications company Ogero and two other officials testified Thursday as witnesses in investigations into country’s the unlicensed Internet case. A source told The Daily Star that Mount Lebanon’s Investigative Judge Rami Abdallah questioned Abdel-Moneim Youssef along with Ogero’s IT director […]
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Cabinet Convenes at Baabda Palace
The Council of Ministers convened at Baabda Palace on Thursday, led by the President of the Republic, Michel Aoun, and in presence of Prime Minister Saad Hariri and all cabinet members. The council had a 34-item agenda, in addition to other items requiring urgent and […]
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Raad Calls for Balancing between ‘Financial Stability, Sovereignty’
Hizbullah’s top lawmaker called Monday for “balancing” between “financial and banking stability” and the requirements of national “sovereignty,” amid a row over the implementation in Lebanon of a U.S. anti-Hizbullah sanctions law. “It is a bizarre paradox that some have been demanding sovereignty and rejecting […]
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