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The article discusses the current situation in Lebanon, focusing on the rising prices of certain medicines, including chronic medications and specific types of infant formula, due to recent shortages in pharmacies and the absence of deliveries at the usual pace, with the new pricing still awaiting approval. It also covers political developments, such as some parties conducting field visits, and the escalating crisis in the banking sector, where the Governor of Banque du Liban has filed lawsuits against bankers rather than banks themselves. Meanwhile, the Banking Association claims the crisis is structural and relies on external reports. Additionally, security and military tensions are highlighted, especially along the border with an adjacent country, involving arrests and kidnappings, emphasizing the need to maintain control and protect Lebanon’s sovereignty. The article also sheds light on the aviation safety issue, noting that flights linked to Western countries continue to depend on meeting safety requirements and accreditation, despite a shortage of qualified regulatory personnel. The piece concludes with statements from officials regarding negotiations with Israel and its conditions, as well as U.S. pressure on Lebanon, noting that these negotiations have yet to yield decisive results.

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