UNIFIL Deadlock Continues

The article discusses the political, security, and economic situation in Lebanon amid ongoing stagnation, with Prime Minister Nawar Salameh's government attempting to break the deadlock, particularly through its speeches at the United Nations and its international visits. Meanwhile, Israeli escalation continues, impacting southern Lebanon. Domestically, sectors such as transportation are threatening to go on a general strike on September 30th to protest rising fuel prices and deteriorating living conditions. The ongoing debate about the future presence of international forces replacing «UNIFIL» after its mission ends also persists, with Lebanon expressing its desire for continued international support to maintain stability in the south, especially given the ongoing Israeli occupation and obstacles to implementing ceasefire agreements. Efforts to cooperate with European countries to support the Lebanese Army and strengthen its sovereignty are also ongoing, with a focus on enhancing relations and coordination with France, Germany, and Cyprus regarding the post-«UNIFIL» phase, as well as bolstering border security and economic empowerment.

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