The government of Beirut would like to regain its sovereignty but the signs coming after the two days of talks in Rome are not reassuring. The real risk is to remain the scene of conquest and ground disputed and divided between Hezbollah - and therefore Iran - Israel and the new Trumpian pupil, the Syrian al-Sharaa. The analysis of Paul Salem (Middle East Institute) and Giuseppe Dentice (Osmed)
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The government of Beirut would like to regain its sovereignty but the signs coming after the two days of talks in Rome are not reassuring. The real risk is to remain the scene of conquest and ground disputed and divided between Hezbollah - and therefore Iran - Israel and the new Trumpian pupil, the Syrian al-Sharaa. The analysis of Paul Salem (Middle East Institute) and Giuseppe Dentice (Osmed)