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Aaron David Miller, who helped lead Middle East negotiations for decades under both democratic and Republican administrations, appears on CNN Newsroom.
From Beirut, Kim Ghattas reports on just how difficult life has become for the majority of its citizens and what this week’s election result might mean for this struggling nation and the problems it faces.
Local Lebanese politicians are incapable or unwilling to come together to reform the country, to reform its institutions, to reform its politics and its economy. But I would put it in bigger terms and say that they're unwilling to do anything that would undermine their own grip on power
Lebanon is caught between a rock and a hard place, and the implications of it as a failed state.
A discussion on the explosion in Beirut, one year later.
Maha Yahya comments on government formation efforts in Lebanon.
With an ongoing protest movement, rebuilding a system based on sectarian politics could be challenging.
Expert discusses the Rafik Hariri murder trial verdict and how it will impact Lebanese political future.
Did the deadly blast in Beirut mark a turning point for Lebanon? Or will it only lead to more of the same?
Maha Yahya describes the reaction of the Lebanese people after the Beirut explosion.