Unwanted Business: The Risks of Repealing Lebanon’s Israel Boycott Law
Repealing the Israel boycott law is not fix for politicised prosecutions, but a front for Israeli economic encroachment and land grabs.
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Less Aid, More Trade: Targeting EU Assistance to Lebanese Exports
While rescue packages help Lebanon survive the storms, supporting its industries could help it escape the next crisis.
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Disarmament by Decree: Lebanon’s Missing Political Roadmap
State sovereignty requires a political transition, economic recovery and an army capable of defending Lebanon’s territory.
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Beyond Disarmament: What Lebanon’s Army Really Needs
Without a new deterrence model, Lebanon and its donors won’t get an army that can disarm Hezbollah, preserve stability, and defend its borders
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Locked Out: France and the New Rules of Diplomacy in Lebanon
Lebanon-Israel talks expose Paris’ limited influence in a more coercive regional order.
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Glass Decades: The Sunset of Gulf Exceptionalism
The Iran war has forced a reckoning for the GCC’s 35-year project to build security and splendor.
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Mission Control: Damascus’ Home Front Strategy in Joining the Anti-ISIS Coalition
Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa attempts to toe the line between international interference and domestic fragility.
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Isolation vs Engagement: The Battle for Druze Identity
The Levantine community caught between al-Tanoukhi’s Legacy and the Zionist Project
