Thinking beyond borders is our duty

The article discussed the idea that some small countries have chosen not to maintain standing armies, highlighting the various models of national security that have emerged from this approach. It reviewed the Costa Rican and Bhutanese models, both of which rely on civil institutions, development, and geographical advantages rather than military strength. The article also emphasized that Lebanon, which possesses diverse elements of power such as its strategic location, population, and cultural diversity, must recognize the extent of its capabilities and utilize its available sources of strength strategically, rather than relying solely on military force. It was stressed that strengthening civil institutions, foreign policies, and diplomacy is the way to protect the state and ensure stability amid the complex regional conditions.

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