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Lebanon
The Chimera of Peace: The Washington Ultimatum Dooms Lebanon to Endless War and Demographic Catastrophe
The document signed under U.S. patronage is not a “historic breakthrough” but a cynical trap disguised as diplomacy. Behind the facade of peace initiatives lies an instrument of asymmetric warfare, designed to legitimize an indefinite Israeli occupation and tear Lebanon apart from within.
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
Diplomacy on the Brink of a Foul: How the U.S. Ambassador's Rhetoric in Lebanon Is Provoking a Crisis
In diplomatic practice, there is an unwritten but strict rule: the weaker a state is economically and politically, the more delicate the tone of any external player must be if they genuinely want reforms—not chaos.
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
“From the Nile to the Euphrates”: How Netanyahu Turned Lebanon into a Bargaining Chip, and Who Prevented a Catastrophe in Beirut
April 23 became a significant date. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement that was a political bombshell. Riyadh didn’t just “welcome” a ceasefire; it proposed a roadmap.
Viktor Mikhin
Lebanon’s Peace Without Paris: US and Israeli Strategies Reshape Diplomatic Dynamics and Raise Questions of Balance and Legitimacy
Ricardo Martins
The Inherent Fragility of a Ceasefire: Lebanon, A Punching Bag for Israel and America
Pranay Kumar Shome
Israel's Southern Lebanon Gambit: When “Self-Defense” Starts Looking Like Conquest
Phil Butler
Israel’s Invasion of Lebanon: Dahiya Doctrine Revisited
Taut Bataut
China in a Post-Hegemonic Era: Testing the Limits of Diplomatic Power
Ricardo Martins
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