“The Challenge For The New Government Rises”

 I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how The new Lebanese government headed by Najib Mikati was at long last endorsed by parliament last week. It’s surprising how this is Lebanon's first government since the Cabinet of previous Prime Minister Hassan Diab was disintegrated following the blast that hit Beirut Port in August last year. The subsequent administrative vacuum has prompted gigantic difficulties at the political, financial, social, security, and wellbeing levels. 

For me, In spite of the achievement of framing another administration, it appears to be that Lebanon's emergencies are very muddled and can't be settled through the current precise trade-offs or agreeably tended to through Mikati's vision. 

To put it plainly, Lebanon is seeing a condition of absolute breakdown, for which Hezbollah bears essential obligation; albeit this fault is likewise shared by the excess Lebanese political powers on account of their quiet and latency.