Here’s what You Missed 1- First-Ever American Pope Elected Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected as Pope Leo XIV, the first-ever American to lead the Catholic Church. Known for his pastoral work in Peru and progressive views, his election signals a potentially new direction for the Vatican on global issues, including clergy reform and outreach […]
Prime Minister Nawaf Salam Heads to Damascus for Sensitive Talks Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is traveled to Damascus for a high-level meeting with Syrian officials. The agenda includes three major issues: According to LBCI, today’s discussions between Lebanese and Syrian officials will also focus on: U.S. Backs Lebanese Reform Path President Joseph Aoun met with […]
50 Years Later, We’re Still Paying the Price On the 50th anniversary of the end of the war, one we’re still paying the price for, We decided not to speak from a historical, analytical, or narrative perspective. Most of us already know the events, and tired of hearing the details. Today, 90% of The Lebanese […]
Morgan Ortagus, the US envoy to the Middle East, visited Lebanon for the second time. Her visit comes at a very sensitive time, as Israeli airstrikes have resumed after the end of a ceasefire agreement. Meeting with President Joseph Aoun , Prime Minister Nawaf Salam And PM Nabih Berri Ortagus began her visit at the […]
A month after securing a vote of confidence, Prime Minister Nawwaf Salam’s government appointed Karim Souaid as Governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon. Souaid, backed by President Joseph Aoun, secured the position with the support of 17 ministers. However, during a conference following the appointment, Salam stated that Souaid was not his preferred candidate, […]
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