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Saad Hariri begins consultations with MPs to form Lebanon government

Saad Hariri begins consultations with MPs to form Lebanon government

  • Hariri’s assignment led to a significant drop in the dollar’s ​​exchange rate on the black market
  • The politician announced that he would focus on forming a government quickly “because time is running out”
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Update Lebanese protesters celebrate as Hariri quits as premier

Lebanese protesters celebrate as Hariri quits as premier

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Special Lebanese govt takes ‘48-hour breather’ after Mount Lebanon killings

Lebanese govt takes ‘48-hour breather’ after Mount Lebanon killings

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Riyadh, Beirut stress need to confront Islamic extremism

Riyadh, Beirut stress need to confront Islamic extremism

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Taif Forum inaugurated in Beirut

Taif Forum inaugurated in Beirut

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