As Lebanon's crises deepen, the debate over federalism and confederalism is re-emerging as the country searches for a more sustainable political future.
Lebanon’s crisis stems from the collapse of both the State and its political system, calling for a sovereign state and a reimagined governance model that acknowledges societal diversity.
Lebanon’s recurring crises raise a fundamental question: does the country's model of consensual coexistence preserve stability, or prevent the emergence of a stronger national state?
