Beirut: Lebanese newspapers have reported significant policy developments and economic adjustments that are currently shaping the country’s landscape. Among the major headlines, discussions on the exclusivity of weapon management and economic measures have taken center stage.
According to National News Agency – Lebanon, An-Nahar highlighted the launch of “Second Exclusivity” between the Litani and the Awali, alongside the approval of six salary increases, which accompany a rise in fuel prices and VAT. Al-Akhbar focused on the statements from Haykal, who indicated that containing weapons will require a long time, leaving room for ongoing contacts.
Meanwhile, Nidaa Al-Watan reported on the “North of the Litani” mission commencing as the government navigates complex challenges related to taxation. Al-Joumhouria emphasized that the “Weapon Exclusivity, Phase Two” initiative does not have a fixed timeline, reflecting the ongoing deliberations. Additionally, Berri reiterated that there will be no obstruction of e
lections, ensuring that democratic processes are upheld.