Lebanon's new regional position

The article presents the regional transformations and their impacts on Lebanon, where the map of regional alliances is shifting alongside expanding relations between Israel, Greece, and Cyprus with U.S. support. It also highlights the strengthening of cooperation between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan through the "Mecca Agreement." Meanwhile, Lebanon leans toward Washington, especially regarding the Israeli issue, due to Israel's occupation and the intertwined security and border matters. This context limits Lebanon's external options, which revolve around maintaining a balance and avoiding full alignment with any single bloc. The role of cooperation with Cyprus, the UAE, and various regional agreements also emerges strongly, illustrating that Lebanon's options remain diverse and flexible, with a focus on national interests and a policy that isn't confined to any one axis.

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