War Has Come to Lebanon; It Will Likely Stay Paul du Quenoy September 28, 2024 Surprise diplomacy may defuse the situation, but the chances are bleak.
Jerusalem Dismisses Reports of a Possible Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Michael Curzon September 26, 2024 Pushes for ceasefire come just as existential threat challenges the Middle East’s only democracy.
Hundreds More Hezbollah Devices Explode Across Lebanon Michael Curzon September 19, 2024 Israel says it has reached “a new phase in this war” as tensions build.
Second Wave of Communication Devices Explode in Lebanon TEC News September 18, 2024 Reporter witnessed Hezbollah members frantically removing batteries from communication devices that had not yet exploded
Hungary on Exploding Pagers: It’s a Misunderstanding Zoltán Kottász September 18, 2024 The Hungarian government has confirmed the company making the pagers has no manufacturing in Hungary.
Hundreds of Hezbollah Members Wounded After Their Pagers Explode Michael Curzon September 17, 2024 The mass pager hack called “biggest security breach” in war with Israel.
EU Countries Urge Citizens To Leave Lebanon Amid Fears of “Imminent” Escalation Tamás Orbán August 5, 2024 The U.S. Secretary of State claimed Iran and Hezbollah could strike Israel as soon as Monday.
How EU Deal To Stop Syrian Refugees Moving to Europe Could Backfire Michael Curzon May 9, 2024 Critics say aid package to Lebanon will do “the opposite of what von der Leyen apparently wants.”
EU’s Lebanon Deal Like Pouring Money Into “Bottomless Pit” Zoltán Kottász May 3, 2024 Commission is “paying billions in tribute to foreign states instead of securing borders,” Austrian MEP commented.
A Life Less Ordinary: John Bellingham (1929-2023) Mark Dooley February 27, 2024 With the death of John Bellingham, conservatism has lost one of its greatest sons.
