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Tripoli (Lebanon)

  • The image shows a soldier wearing military gear and holding a weapon, standing guard in front of a building. In the background, a group of people, predominantly women dressed in various styles of clothing and headscarves, are gathered near the entrance of the building. The setting appears to be an urban area, with graffiti visible on the wall behind the soldier. The atmosphere suggests a controlled environment, possibly in the context of an event or security operation. Parliamentary Elections in Lebanon. Tripoli, the Disenchanted Capital of the Revolution Thomas Abgrall · May 2022
  • Lebanon. The Political Class Saved (provisionally?) by Covid-19 Jim Muir · April 2020
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