Government delays European mission review
The Lebanese Cabinet has halted discussions on establishing a European civilian and military mission in Lebanon, intended to assist with implementing Resolution 1701 and strengthening state institutions, due to internal debates during the session that led to the postponement of the file. At the same time, the government approved the allocation of $355 million for salaries of employees and military personnel. Additionally, new figures were appointed to key positions, while discussions continued regarding the situation of Lebanese prisoners held in Israeli prisons. The country also experienced a rapid economic decline, with prices for diesel fuel and bread rising, along with issues in managing staffing in public schools due to changes in the number and distribution of students.
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