Lebanon: Nawaf Salam kicks off gov formation talks amid Hezbollah, Amal boycott
Saudi Arabia, France, and the US were viewed as possible players behind the scenes dealings that saw Salam selected among Lebanese parties as the next prime minister, sidestepping the Hezbollah-Amal bloc which expected Najib Mikati to be given the designation.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Iran-backed Hezbollah group postponed an appointment with President Joseph Aoun on Monday at which it ...
Israeli war planes struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, the Israel Defense Force said early Monday, as it accused the truce ...
In Lebanon, many saw the election on Thursday of Gen. Joseph Aoun, the commander of the Lebanese military, as a crucial step ...
The “Democratic Gathering” parliamentary bloc, led by MP Taymour Jumblatt, described Lebanon’s current juncture as “a ...
With a new president and prime minister, Lebanon is at a moment that could see Hezbollah's influence further degraded.
Analysis: Lebanon's politics have been transformed within a week, with Hezbollah losing control of the executive branch after 17 years of consolidating power.
Israel has warned on Sunday that its ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah could collapse if the Iran-backed group does not ...
Dozens of mourners in South Lebanon attended the funeral procession Saturday for Hassan Hijazi, a Hezbollah militant who was ...
Lebanon's parliament will try to elect a president on Thursday, with officials seeing better chances of success in a ...
The selection of Salam was widely seen as a major political blow to the Lebanese militant group and political party, which ...
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