Rome talks update and southern calm

The article focused on the developments in the border demarcation negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome, where for the first time, a discussion took place regarding an agreement to oversee the border with the United Nations, along with the exchange of prisoners' lists between the two sides. Despite progress on some issues, tensions remain due to continued Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon, particularly on the town of Al-Mansouri, and Lebanon's government’s refusal to consider imposing new tariffs on imported goods, with the labor union warning against repeating such measures. The article also highlights that the negotiations require American pressure and regional support to achieve stability in the south, which remains hostage to Israel’s unpredictable and aggressive behavior. While this round represents an important step, the situation remains tense, with ongoing airstrikes and ground escalation.

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