Lebanon Negotiates for New York

The article focuses on Lebanon's stance in international forums, where Prime Minister Najeeb Mikati reiterated that Lebanon has the right to speak solely on behalf of its own state, rejecting any negotiations on Lebanon's behalf by non-state actors, amid ongoing Iranian interference through Hezbollah. It sheds light on tensions between Lebanon and Iran, particularly in the context of the resumption of US-Iranian negotiations regarding the nuclear issue and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, with hints that Iran is trying to embarrass the United States before the midterm elections. The article also discusses Lebanon's challenges in distancing itself from regional conflicts, especially in facing pressures and interventions by Iran, warning that continued delay could cost Lebanon dearly on both the political and security levels.

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