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.
On the occasion of the World Health Day, the Lebanese First Lady Nadia el-Shami Aoun visited on Saturday morning the governmental hospital Al-karantina where she saw its different divisions, in particular the “Carlos Slim Center for Children.”
In what appears to be a major reversal, the Turkish government has issued a call for improved relations between Iraq and the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad. Throughout the Syrian conflict, Ankara has been one of the most vocal detractors of the legitimately-elected Syrian government, […]
MP Hani Qobeissi of AMAL Movement’s Development and Liberation bloc warned Sunday that Lebanon will be plunged into “vacuum” and “chaos” should the political parties fail to agree on a new electoral law. “Vacuum means chaos,” Qobeissi cautioned, urging all parties to “shoulder the responsibility […]
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