Thursday, November 9, 2017
Beirut on edge as political deadlock fuels uncertainty | Lebanon News
Beirut, Lebanon – A large banner hangs in between two buildings on a main road close to the centre of the Lebanese capital. “The people of Tariq el-Jdideh are loyal, and our loyalty is only to Saad al-Hariri,” it reads, delivering a strong message of support for Lebanon’s ex-prime minister who on Saturday announced his sudden resignation in a televised speech from Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh.
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