Suddenly, all the embassies of the Gulf states in Beirut have recently ordered nationals to leave Lebanon and stay away from zones of tensions without identifying any source of danger. The successive statements followed the end of Ain Al-Hilweh clashes and did not synchronize with any security trouble in Lebanon. ...
Although political observers do not expect an imminent breakthrough, the contacts pertaining the Lebanese presidential elections have witnessed a noticeable progress. In this regard, the French envoy Jean-Yves Le Drian met in Riyadh with the Saudi cabinet counselor Nizar Al-Aloula to discuss the Lebanese presidential elections file. The discussions will ...
