Al-Jumhouriya: Government faces setbacks

The article discusses the political escalation that took place during the parliamentary session dedicated to debating the Lebanese government. It began with tensions and confrontational speeches among different parties, particularly between Hezbollah and its opponents, as well as between the Free Patriotic Movement and the government. The session aimed to ease the mounting tension and prevent a crisis from exploding onto the streets, despite political attacks on the government by deputies and the opposition due to weak achievements and poor performance in vital issues such as electricity, displacement, inflation, and public services. The article clarifies that Speaker Nabih Berri managed the dialogue to control the tensions, highlighting that the government is bruised and burdened with problems, with its fate linked to shifts in regional and international balances, which influence its continued viability. It also notes that the timing set by Berri for discussing the government carries hidden messages, intended to recalibrate the government's course rather than overthrow it, emphasizing that its current status depends on internal and external political equations, which could change in the future as regional balances shift.

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