All the issues are standing still: the dialogue had a “dose of optimism” after Monday’s session enough to make it last for June 25, the date set for the next session. It was also clear that the parties were attached to the dialogue in the absence of other alternatives.             

The government renewed its unity. Amid minimum political stability, security stability is facing obstacles, whether it was in Wadi Khaled, al-Qaa, Tripoli or even in Dahiyeh where a new clash erupted Tuesday evening. Even though the clash was between two families, but arms are still arms, even if they were used for family related matters, not ideological or political.              

Before going into the details of the bulletin, it is worth mentioning that after we broadcasted through LBCI news bulletin on Monday evening, a report regarding the President Michel Sleiman’s meetings in Saudi Arabia, direct and indirect reactions began to flow.     

Noting that LBCI respects the right to react, it is noteworthy that some reactions went beyond the norms of decency reaching skepticism about the institution’s credibility. Therefore, LBCI confirms the accuracy of the report.