Eight years have passed since the parliamentary elections in 2009. The regions, their candidates and voters have not changed, but the electoral votes seem to have changed, and Batroun is the best example..
Do these results reflect the fact that the Lebanese want to be represented by new faces?
A question that will remain unanswered until all the political parties reach an agreement on a new electoral law.
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Hizbullah’s Loyalty to Resistance parliamentary bloc warned Thursday of the risks that Lebanon would face should the political parties fail to agree on a new electoral law before the May 15 legislative session. “The least negative repercussions would be the aggravation of the disagreements among […]
Prior to September 11, 2001, few Americans registered serious concern about terrorism in the United States. The attacks of 15 years ago were, and remain, the deadliest terrorist attacks in history. And yet terrorism was a deadly phenomenon around the world for decades before those […]
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