Retired Brigadier General Chamel Roukoz arrived Saturday in Boston, as part of his tour to the United States of America.
The Lebanese American Council for Democracy organized a meeting, in which Roukoz met with the Lebanese diaspora.
During the meeting, Roukoz attacked those who are hindering the election of a “strong” president as well as the adoption of a fair electoral law.
“Each person who impedes agreement on a new electoral law is corrupt,” he said.
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, who heads the largest bloc in parliament, on Thursday formally endorsed a leading Christian politician and strong ally of the Hezbollah group to become the next president in what many hope wil end a 29-month presidential vacuum. Hariri’s backing […]
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Sunday he had detected increasing U.S. hostility towards Moscow and complained about what he said was a series of aggressive U.S. steps that threatened Russia’s national security. In an interview with Russian state TV likely to worsen already […]
The convoy of Islamic State fighters, (ISIS) and their families departed from the Lebanon-Syria border zone in Qalamoun and reached eastern Syria, Reuters reported. The convoy of buses and ambulances left the Lebanon-Syria border region Monday night under Syrian military escort after a ceasefire took […]
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