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Michael Young

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Michael Young is a Lebanon columnist for The National

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Lebanon's Michel Aoun is on his way out but where does that leave the son-in-law?

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Lebanon's president has leverage but his alliance with Hezbollah isn't over

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Hezbollah’s inability to remove a judge has Lebanon in a standstill

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Russia's sound plan for security in the Middle East

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Lebanon's election debacle to come

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Lebanon's Daily Star paper should not have ended with a whimper

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The cynical tug-of-war over Lebanon's election date

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Why some Arab countries are giving Syria more leeway

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Lebanon is a model of militias taking over the state

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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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