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Lebanon: Colonial Thieves & Conflicting Networks of Patronage
I am trying to think how best to write about Lebanon, about the BIGGER picture and the complicated political situation and structure there. It goes beyond the Beirut port bombing or the source of the fertiliser, well beyond the recriminations, and what is actually being reported in the news as well. This is a topic we have covered earlier in NEO...
Henry Kamens
The Strange Case of Beirut’s Missing Port
On the afternoon of August 4, 2020, two explosions occurred in Beirut’s port area. One was small, the other one left a crater 550 feet across and, according to most recent reports, over 100 feet deep, perhaps well over. Reports on events have been the subject of a massive disinformation campaign, a massive censorship campaign and, as usual...
Gordon Duff
Beirut – Accident or “New” Bomb Blast?
Global News on 10 August 2020 reports – “Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab announced on Monday his formal resignation, and that of his government following protests and demands for change after the deadly explosion in Port of Beirut last week, saying his government will follow the will of the people for real change and transparency. Diab, in a televised speech...
Peter Koenig
Beirut Tragedy: Down the Rabbit Hole?
Phil Butler
Beirut is in Ruins Once Again
Vladimir Platov
Tensions in Lebanon are Rising
Vladimir Platov
Crisis in Lebanon — a Manifestation of Global Discontent with Growing Inequality
Vladimir Mashin
Lebanon on Fire as Protests and Demonstrations Rage On
Viktor Mikhin
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