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Lebanon Faces Economic ‘Catastrophe’ After War and Years of Mismanagement

Lebanon Faces Economic ‘Catastrophe’ After War and Years of Mismanagement
NYT World Wednesday 11 November 2026, 09:18 UTC By Abdi Latif Dahir 1 min read
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A fruit vendor at a market in Tyre, Lebanon. Longstanding economic problems have been worsened by strife this year.

A fruit vendor at a market in Tyre, Lebanon. Longstanding economic problems have been worsened by strife this year.
Lebanon (LOCATION) Tyre (LOCATION)
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