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Lebanon’s presidential vacuum puts the onus on parliament

For nearly a year, Lebanon’s parliament has repeatedly tried, and failed, to elect a successor to former president Michel Aoun, who stepped down at the end of October 2022. Lebanon’s political vacuum isn’t the cause of the country’s myriad problems, but the uncertainty has done little to ameliorate a crippling financial crisis compounded by the lingering […]

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