President Donald Trump says the United States can keep its military campaign against Iran going longer than the planned four-to-five-week time frame he gave earlier.
Intent on stabilizing the Lebanese army with salary increases, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam seeks to finance his pay package with new regressive taxes targeting gasoline and the VAT. According to some, the proposal hinges on his ability to break the unions.
Senior Hezbollah political leader and Lebanese parliament member Mahmoud Qamati praises Lebanese resilience, condemns government silence, and underscores the right to resist under international law.
Markets begin to ask whether the security of maritime chokepoints can still be treated as an implicit constant in the global economic model. That translates into persistently elevated insurance costs, higher structural risk premium, and slower capital deployment.
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President Donald Trump says the United States can keep its military campaign against Iran going longer than the planned four-to-five-week time frame he gave earlier.
Strikes on the Hezbollah-affiliated news channel in Haret Hreik follows Israeli military warning, as army says it targeted Hezbollah command centers in Beirut.
Markets begin to ask whether the security of maritime chokepoints can still be treated as an implicit constant in the global economic model. That translates into persistently elevated insurance costs, higher structural risk premium, and slower capital deployment.
President Donald Trump says the United States can keep its military campaign against Iran going longer than the planned four-to-five-week time frame he gave earlier.
Israeli airstrikes have been reported throughout the county targeting Hezbollah-affiliates including Al-Qard Al-Hasan, a group which provides financial services headquartered in Dahiyeh.
Former Progressive Socialist Party leader Walid Jumblatt praised the government disarmament plan and said helping internally displaced peoples from Bekaa and the South is "our duty as Lebanese.”
The war is ravaging global energy markets, prompting traders to reassess risks to global energy supply and logistics, and driving up prices for petroleum derivatives.
Intent on stabilizing the Lebanese army with salary increases, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam seeks to finance his pay package with new regressive taxes targeting gasoline and the VAT. According to some, the proposal hinges on his ability to break the unions.
Senior Hezbollah political leader and Lebanese parliament member Mahmoud Qamati praises Lebanese resilience, condemns government silence, and underscores the right to resist under international law.
Markets begin to ask whether the security of maritime chokepoints can still be treated as an implicit constant in the global economic model. That translates into persistently elevated insurance costs, higher structural risk premium, and slower capital deployment.
Air wars not followed by rapid political change often spiral into conflicts of attrition. If history is any example, the next 48 hours will prove decisive.
The Lebanese army is holding its ground at the Sarda border installation. In recent days, Israeli troops have sent drones and fired warning shots, seeking to compel bilateral military coordination outside of UN channels.
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