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Salman Fayad·October 7, 2022

Lebanese MP Sethrida Geagea Called Opposition Forces To Unite Behind One Presidential Candidate

The head of the Syndicate of Banks' employees in Lebanon, Assad Khoury, announced on Thursday, October 7, that the Association of Banks had decided to strike on Friday, due to the continued “encroachments” on banks.

Salman Fayad·October 7, 2022

The Association Of Banks In Lebanon Decided To Strike Again Due To Continued ‘Encroachments’ On Banks

Salman Fayad·October 7, 2022

Fuel Prices In Lebanon Just Increased

Lebanon's central bank (BDL) decided to continue to abide by Circular No. 161 that allows local banks to sell dollars to depositors at the Sayrafa rate.

Salman Fayad·September 30, 2022

Lebanon’s Central Bank Continues To Abide By Circular No.161

In an interview with "Galey Israel radio", ex-Israeli Navy commander Maj.-Gen. Eliezer Marom claimed on Wednesday that Israel had a number of chances to assassinate Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah over the years but chose not to.

Salman Fayad·September 30, 2022

Ex-Israeli Navy Commander Says Israel Had A Number Of Chances To Assassinate Hezbollah Chief

The presidential candidate, Tracy Chamoun, affirmed in a statement issued today that miselecting the president who will lead the rescue operation will make us wait another 6 years. "This means the complete collapse of the country, the emigration of more of its people, and the disintegration of institutions, especially the security ones.”

Salman Fayad·September 22, 2022

Tracy Chamoun: Misselecting The New President Will Make Lebanon Wait Another 6 Years In Crisis

Salman Fayad·September 22, 2022

Banks In Lebanon Will Remain Closed Until Further Notice

The Lebanese Parliament today, September 16, in its session discussing the country’s budget for 2022, agreed to triple the salaries of public sector employees, including soldiers, retirees, and contractors, as part of social assistance.

Salman Fayad·September 16, 2022

The Lebanese Parliament Agreed To Triple The Salaries Of Public Sector Employees

On Thursday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that its experts will visit Lebanon next week to discuss ways to "speed up" implementation of agreed reforms required for an IMF loan program amid deteriorating living conditions in the country.

Salman Fayad·September 16, 2022

IMF Experts Will Visit Lebanon Next Week To Discuss Slow Reform Progress

Salman Fayad·September 16, 2022

A Woman Was Found Slaughtered Inside Her Home In Beirut