Estimates suggest that its withdrawal will lead to a direct loss in foreign currency flows ranging between 45 and 55 million dollars annually, as a result of the halt in the international force's local spending, including contracts with local suppliers, restaurants, shops and supply chains
Lebanon is not the most affected in the region in terms of oil import sources, but it lacks strategic fuel reserves, which limits its ability to absorb any external shock.
Lebanon is not the most affected in the region in terms of oil import sources, but it lacks strategic fuel reserves, which limits its ability to absorb any external shock.
The article addressed Lebanon's continued listing on the Financial Action Task Force's grey list and its impact on the banking sector and the economy, while presenting three scenar…
The end of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) mission and its withdrawal threaten hundreds of jobs linked to it in southern Lebanon, as about 400 local staff work for the mis…
A report monitors the decline in consumption in Lebanon under the burden of high prices and eroding purchasing power, with warnings of a recession that may approach 10 percent and …
A report documenting the deterioration of living conditions in Lebanon, with shopping activity declining in major Beirut stores, purchasing power eroding and prices of goods and se…