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الشرق اللبنانية
Lebanon Faces Crisis, Where Are the Authorities
The rising cost of living in Lebanon worsens the suffering of its citizens, with price increases exceeding 19% in the first half of 2026. This has exacerbated crises in vital sectors such as electricity, water, and food. Official oversight is weakening, despite the existence of clear laws to protect consumers; this is due to poor enforcement and a lack of actual accountability, amid the ongoing financial collapse and the devaluation of the currency. Additionally, the tourism sector faces criticism for a lack of transparency, as well as monopolistic and exploitative practices, which harm Lebanon’s reputation and diminish its competitiveness in tourism, despite its unique natural and touristic assets.
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