Gulf investors still fund projects abroad, but resilience, supply-chain redundancy, and corridor security now shape where capital goes.
Browsing: Lebanon
Abdallah’s attempt to reclaim intercepted explosives exposes the complex dynamics between Hezbollah’s liaison apparatus and Lebanese security institutions.
Israel’s election freezes Gaza diplomacy, accelerates West Bank settlements, and hardens Lebanon policy, leaving strategy hostage to coalition arithmetic.
Syria’s Druze enclave survives through trafficking and Israeli funds, but isolation and youth anger may soon fracture al-Hijri’s fragile rule.
A foiled airline plot revives October 7 trauma, pushing Israel’s election toward a decisive fight over accountability and leadership.
A deadly airport strike reveals how armed groups can block peace deals even without winning wars, leaving regional stability fragile.
Qassem’s quiet style kept Hezbollah alive after Nasrallah. Housing projects and restrained disarmament bought time, but regeneration soon outran containment.
A 2026 survey reveals why Lebanon’s sectarian system survives despite majority rejection, as fear and waiting block collective action.
Israel’s enemies are degraded, yet victory remains elusive. Iraq War Lessons show how tactical wins can still lead to strategic loss.
Syria foils a Hezbollah cell preparing rockets in Daraa, exposing the group’s persistent efforts to strike Israel from Syrian soil.