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Many Lebanese may soon have to cope with daily hours-long power cuts amid worsening economic crisis
Regional tensions are likely to prolong negotiations over a new Cabinet
EDL has been rationing the power supply in Lebanon for weeks, leaving many with under six hours of electricity per day
Thousands have been taking to the streets demanding an end to decades of mismanagement and corruption
Mr Hariri accused the president of blocking the cabinet formation by seeking veto power in the government
Over 30 per cent of cultivated flowers have been dumped last year as demand slumped
Some call for wage increases for the armed forces
Subsidies on medicine and wheat at risk as Lebanon’s currency continues to plummet
Anger mounts over worsening economic situation amid deadlock on forming new government
For millions of Lebanese, progress has been stymied by foreign interference and corrupt politicians
Church leader is campaigning for action to end political stagnation amid multiple crises
The World Bank said Lebanon’s vaccine funding is at risk after MPs appeared to have jumped the queue
Six months after the Beirut Port explosion the inquiry has failed to hold Lebanese leaders accountable
Judge Tarek El Bitar will replace Fadi Sawan, who was removed by the supreme court on Thursday
Institution contacts finance chief to confirm its commitment to examination
