Lebanon's 14 feuding factions meet outside Paris

Lebanon’s rival parties, their nation in political deadlock and facing violence on its northern and southern flanks, are meeting outside Paris today for unusual, long-awaited talks.

Lebanon’s rival parties, their nation in political deadlock and facing violence on its northern and southern flanks, are meeting outside Paris today for unusual, long-awaited talks.

Hopes are not high for a breakthrough at the meeting, organised by the French Foreign Ministry, but participants say it’s good news that it’s happening at all.

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