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Why Lebanon is facing another crisis - and what Saudi Arabia stands to lose

Relevant to all this is that the Saudi government is under serious internal and external pressure

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Billie Jeanne Brownlee & Maziyar Ghiabi | The Conversation
The Twitter account of Lebanon’s prime minister, Sa'ad Hariri has been inactive since November 6, just after he announced his resignation in the Saudi Arabian capital, Riyadh. Hariri justified his decision as a move to escape an assassination plot. So far, both Lebanon’s Internal Security Forces and Ministry of the Interior have declared that they were not aware of any such attempt.
Rumours continue, however, that Hariri’s absence was not voluntary but instead imposed by the Saudi government, in particular Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, Riyadh’s newly empowered

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