What with the impending Papal visit to the Middle East and Egyptian Presidential elections, it's relatively easy to overlook the fact that Lebanese President Michel Suleiman's six-year Presidential term expires this weekend, and that just yesterday the Lebanese Parliament failed once again to elect a successor. As a result, just months after finally cobbling together a Cabinet, Lebanon faces a vacuum in the Presidency. (Earlier blogpost here.) Here to shed some light is MEI's own Paul Salem, in a recent Q&A, and in this more recent video:
Friday, May 23, 2014
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