A Major Flaw in the French–Lebanese Connection By Steve H. Hanke October 23, 2020 The French capital-controls mandate for Lebanon should be pronounced dead upon arrival.
Twelve Things That Caught My Eye Today: Beirut, Amy Coney Barrett & More (October 14, 2020) By Kathryn Jean Lopez October 14, 2020 If Amy Coney Barrett has to apologize for saying sexual ‘preference,’ does Joe Biden?
Twenty-Five Things That Caught My Eye Today: COVID-19 Orphans, Grief Ministry & More (August 13, 2020) By Kathryn Jean Lopez August 13, 2020 Two pictures of Beirut here...the horrific destruction and the amazing volunteers doing the cleanup.
Lebanon’s Government Is to Blame for the Beirut Explosion By Carine Hajjar August 10, 2020 It was the country’s own government that brought Beirut to its knees.
Lebanon’s Prime Minister, Cabinet Resign in Aftermath of Beirut Explosion By Brittany Bernstein August 10, 2020 The government’s resignation comes in the face of mounting backlash after an explosion at the capital’s port left at least 200 people dead.
Def. Sec. Esper Says ‘Most Believe’ Beirut Explosion ‘Was An Accident,’ Contradicting Trump By Brittany Bernstein August 6, 2020 The president, on Tuesday evening, called the explosion a “terrible attack.”
A Shattered City By Jim Geraghty August 5, 2020 Thoughts on yesterday's terrible explosion in Beirut, and what exactly is going on with the Biden campaign's search for a VP, and the Kansas primary.
At Least 100 Dead, Thousands Injured in Beirut Explosion By Brittany Bernstein August 5, 2020 Hundreds have been reported missing, raising fears that the death toll will be much larger, health minister Hamad Hassan said.
Lebanon PM Blames Beirut Explosions on Shipment of Ammonium Nitrate Sitting in Port Since 2013 By Zachary Evans August 4, 2020 Massive explosions that rocked the city of Beirut on Tuesday were fueled by a 2,750-ton shipment of ammonium nitrate that had been stored in port since 2013, Lebanon's prime minister announced.