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Lebanese government sovereignty and reform efforts

13 clusters · 54 sources · last updated

Latest: Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam addresses electricity and waste crises

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has focused on strengthening state sovereignty, implementing domestic reforms, and managing regional stability. In late August, Salam visited Tyre to inspect the Lebanese Army’s South

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Angola water security and infrastructure programs

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Angola launches program to rehabilitate 617 rural water systems

Angola is advancing national water security through large-scale infrastructure programs. The National Water Security Program (ProÁguas) for the 2026-2036 period requires an estimated $4 billion investment, though only $7

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Lebanese labor unrest over rising living costs

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Latest: Lebanon protesters plan ‘Day of Rage’ to demand wage corrections

Labor and transport unions in Lebanon have issued warnings of widespread social unrest and potential strikes due to hyperinflation and the rising cost of living. In mid-September, transport workers in Tripoli staged road

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Lebanon private electricity generator pricing issues

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Latest: Lebanon private generator costs surge amid fuel price hikes

In late August 2026, the Lebanese Ministry of Energy and Water established electricity tariffs for private generators. Rates were set at 48,241 LBP per kilowatt-hour for urban and low-altitude areas, and 53,065 LBP per k

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