A new national report reveals tens of thousands of homes damaged across Lebanon amid rapidly intensifying conflict, raising urgent questions over reconstruction, funding, and the country’s economic future.
Rubio convenes first high-level direct meeting in decades, launching a negotiation framework amid war, Hezbollah resistance, and hopes for ceasefire and reconstruction.
In a country worn down by crisis, the circulation of Nada Hamadeh Mouawad’s name signals a deeper question about whether competence can finally shape Lebanese decision making over loyalty and sectarian balance
