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.
President of the Lebanese Republic Michel Aoun arrived at Shafik Wazzan Avenue in downtown Beirut to attend the military parade marking the 75th anniversary of Lebanon’s independence. The President then laid a floral wreath at the foot of a commemorative statue, accompanied by Caretaker Minister […]
The title of the March 14 dinner of the Free Patriotic Movement was “transparent funding, a free decision.” An annual dinner organized to raise funds and donations for the Free Patriotic Movement Party, attended by nearly 1,700 people. It had been said that some people […]
Prime Minister Saad Hariri chaired on Wednesday the first meeting by the ministerial committee tasked to draft a new ministerial statement. The meeting took place at 5:30 pm at the Grand Serail in presence of Ministers Marwan Hmadeh, Mohammad Fneish, Ali Hassan Khalil, Nouhad Mashnouk, […]
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