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Nayla Tueni
Nayla Tueni

Nayla Tueni is one of the few elected female politicians in Lebanon and of the two youngest. She became a member of parliament in 2009 and following the assassination of her father, Gebran, she is currently a member of the board and Deputy General Manager of Lebanon’s leading daily, Annahar. Prior to her political career, Nayla had trained, written in and managed various sections of Annahar, where she currently has a regular column. She can be followed on Twitter @NaylaTueni

Hezbollah and the power of obstruction

Hezbollah will put us through a new chapter of obstruction - a chapter in which Hezbollah will play the hero...

 Casting a blank ballot and wishing Aoun good luck

It was the moment of truth on Monday. It was a day of decision-making that would transform Lebanon to another phase after a long presidential vacuum, political paralysis, constitutional destruction...

 Beginning of a ‘new era’ in Lebanon?

We must also take into account the views of those who oppose this endorsement even though they may be few in number...

 Lebanon needs a strong president, not a president by force

Lebanon has had presidential vacuum for two and a half years now...

 The Tawhid ‘brigades’ and the dominance of militias

In recent few months, a civil society organization called the Protectors of the Homeland has emerged in Lebanon...

 Lebanon’s president, Hezbollah and the Future Movement

There have been increasing rumors in Lebanon that an agreement is about to be sealed between Saad Hariri and Michel Aoun ...

 Is this how Hezbollah serves Michel Aoun?

If we believe in Lebanon as a democracy, we accept that Christian leader Michel Aoun becomes president if he is elected by a majority in parliament...

 No constituent assembly on the horizon in Lebanon

It is unfortunate how politicians are easily dragged into useless controversies that only expose the depth of the crisis facing Lebanon...