Lebanon's political and economic crisis
The political and economic crisis in Lebanon is deepening. The divided politicians have been unable to agree on a cabinet line-up after almost 11 months.
Lebanon is short of being called a failed state. But who would gain from Lebanons downfall?
Sanctions placed by the US and France have prevented any major investment to take place in the country, which puts their motive into question.
Meanwhile, the Hezbollah Sec. General has accused the US of creating instability in the country.
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