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Michael Young

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Michael Young is a Lebanon columnist for The National

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Lebanon finally has a government, but Gebran Bassil remains in its way

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US military withdrawals don't ensure neat conclusions – look at Beirut

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Aoun may have won the battle, but could he lose the people?

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A year after the Beirut port blast, Lebanon's struggle and surrender

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Can Syria be the counterweight to Iran's influence over Lebanon?

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Saad Hariri has no easy choices

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Lebanon's army still deserves US aid

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The unravelling of the Lebanese dream

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In Gaza, Hezbollah is not as relevant as it hopes

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Iran supported Al Assad, but needed him to stay a pariah

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It's getting very lonely being Gebran Bassil

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In Lebanon, military rule is no solution but the army can hold things together

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Lebanon's endless crises: is decentralisation a solution?

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Could Lebanon ever become a neutral state in the Middle East?

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Will our image of Beirut as a cultural capital ever come back?

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