The Lebanon Bulletin Archive

 

A weekly look at the latest news and developments in Lebanon and the region.

Archives for blog topic “Terrorism”

The international community has ratcheted up pressure on Lebanese banks for alleged involvement in money laundering activities and helping Iran and Syria evade international sanctions.

Filed in Blog Topics: Terrorism, Banking, Security, Treasury

A terrorist cell affiliated with Al Qaeda was uncovered in the ranks of the Lebanese Army this week, raising questions about the command of the army at a critical time in Lebanon and the region.

Filed in Blog Topics: Terrorism, Congress, Religious Tolerance, Al Qaeda

Political leaders from the opposing March 8 and March 14 factions clashed this week over the presence of Al Qaeda-affiliated groups in the country.

Filed in Blog Topics: Terrorism, Al Qaeda

U.S. Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing Daniel Glaser arrived in Beirut today to discuss Lebanon's adherence to international sanctions on the Syrian regime. Since the start of the Syrian uprising, the U.S. and E.U. have been rounding up sanctions against the Syrian regime and freezing the assets of major Syrian officials.

Filed in Blog Topics: Terrorism, Lebanon, Syria, sanctions, Banks, smuggling

The killing of al Qaeda's leader Osama Bin Laden has taken the world by storm and attracted mixed reactions across the Muslim world. In Lebanon, the overwhelming majority expressed relief at the death of the most notorious terrorist of the 21st century.

Filed in Blog Topics: Terrorism, Lebanon, Hezbollah, Osama bin Laden, Fatah al-Islam, Islamism, Saad Hariri, Walid Jumblatt

The United States is cracking down on Hezbollah operatives and its financial providers worldwide.

Filed in Blog Topics: Terrorism, Hezbollah, Banking
Filed in Blog Topics: Middle East, Terrorism, Lebanon