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Protection Money: Who Lebanon’s Budget Recovery Actually Benefits
The government is making more money than it spends by feeding on the poor to protect its banking class
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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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Targeting the Chain of Care: How Israel’s Healthcare Attacks Undermine Civilian Survival and Return in Southern Lebanon
From the moment of injury to the possibility of coming home, every link in Lebanon’s health system has come under fire
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The End of Pretend: Lebanon Will Reconstruct When It Changes Its Taxation System
With foreign aid drying up and the old debt-fueled model exhausted, rebuilding the country depends on whether Lebanon’s elites pay their fair share
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Rockets & Feathers: Why Lebanon’s Fuel Prices Rise Fast and Fall Slow
Crude oil isn’t the only factor setting the price of gasoline and diesel.
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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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Signed, Not Settled: Why Lebanon’s Deal with Israel Won’t Hold
An unrealistic and constitutionally suspect deal paves the way for the next war.
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Shelf Control: It’s Time for Lebanon to Make Prices Reasonable
War raises prices, traders raise them further, and Lebanon has the tools to stop it.
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The Price We Pay: Why Prices in Lebanon Go Up, But Rarely Down
With more than a million displaced and food insecurity rising, Lebanon must build the price governance that stops crisis profiteering.
