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Tag Archives: Michel Aoun
Making History
Head of the Lebanese Forces Samir Geagea endorses founder of the Free Patriotic Movement Michel Aoun for the Presidency of the Lebanese Republic: This isn’t history in the making, as everyone has kept repeating over and over again. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Arab World, Beirut, Christians, Lebanese Civil War, Lebanese Politics, Lebanon, Maronites, Michel Aoun, Samir Geagea
Tagged Baabda, Christian, Donald Duck, Donald Trump, Free Patriotic Movement, Garbage, Garbage Crisis, Hariri, Hassan Nasrallah, History, ISIS, Lebanese Civil War, Lebanese Forces, Lebanese History, Lebanese Politics, Lebanon, Madaya, March 14, Maronite, Michel Aoun, Michel Samaha, Nabih, Samir Geagea, Syria, Walid Jumblatt
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And into the dustbin of history…
Who hasn’t heard of “the dustbin of history.” It’s a place you would wish actually existed, to which some people, ideas and events eventually end up or are pushed into, unaware that their time under the sun has come to … Continue reading
From Today’s Headlines: The Tragicomedy of Lebanon
With the flurry of events of the past 24 hours, my only pair of hands unable to type out all the ideas, the amazement, the frustration and laughter inspired by the latest developments, I thought I’d still try to put … Continue reading
Posted in Arab World, Lebanon, Middle East
Tagged Beirut, Civil Marriage, Democracy, Electoral Law, GCC, Hanna Gharib, Hezballah, Lebanese Society, Lebanon, Michel Aoun, Nehme Mahfouz, Orthodox Law, Syria, Union Coordination Committee
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Minister of the People
There is nothing like waking up on a Sunday morning to an episode of one of many inspiring and animated Lebanese political talk shows. Well, not really. Political talk shows are only a mirror of the dismal centuries-long political vicious … Continue reading
Posted in Arab World, Lebanon, Syria
Tagged Arab world, Charbel Nahas, Economics, Free Patriotic Movement, Lebanese Economy, Lebanese Society, Lebanon, Michel Aoun, New TV, Political Parties, Syria
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