The Beiruter

The country struggles with eroded sovereignty, militia control, financial crisis, and exclusion from regional and international diplomacy.

Prime Minister Nawaf Salam signals Lebanon’s readiness for direct talks with Israel, emphasizes disarming militias, strengthening border security, and advancing economic recovery with international support.

Lebanese Armed Forces Commander General Rodolphe Haykal’s visit to Qatar aims to strengthen bilateral ties and secure vital support for Lebanon’s military amid ongoing regional and domestic challenges.

Lebanon’s Cabinet met in Baabda to review the army’s disarmament plan, affirm election timelines, and reinforce state authority amid rising border tensions.

A Palestinian Authority delegation arrives in Beirut to restructure its security forces, enforce camp discipline, and oversee weapons handovers.

Retired Lebanese army veterans secured government promises on six key demands in a meeting with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and top ministers.

Lebanon is waging a nationwide crackdown on Captagon, targeting factories and networks to protect society and restore Arab ties.

France is reinforcing its role as Lebanon’s key partner, backing the army and reforms while urging political will to secure stability and recovery.

Washington has unlocked $14.2 million in new aid for the Lebanese Army, a timely lifeline for a force struggling to stay afloat amid Lebanon’s financial collapse.

Hezbollah's arsenal remains one of Lebanon's most pressing challenges. Far from being a purely internal affair, it has become a central component of the regional and international struggle for power.