Jamie Prentis is a Beirut Correspondent at The National. He covers Lebanese affairs and broader regional issues, with a focus on topics such as drone technology, security, and law enforcement across North America and Latin America. Jamie has been featured in NewsNow.co.uk, the Constitution Review Commission, and The National News.
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Jamie's focus is on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on the Middle East region, particularly Lebanon. The coverage attributes suggest a strong preference for evolving stories and breaking news in the political sphere.
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By: Fatima Al Mahmoud, Jamie Prentis, Clotilde Bigot
Israeli occupation and regional attacks have left some among the diaspora unable to return
By: Jamie Prentis
He was transferred from a hospital to the overcrowded jail Lebanon's controversial former Central Bank (BDL) governor Riad Salameh, who was
By: Jamie Prentis
Glimmer of hope for victims' families after lead judge submits findings to prosecutors
By: Jamie Prentis
Lebanese delegation to report progress in first three villages at seventh round of negotiations
By: Jamie Prentis
Controversial property company rebuilt destroyed downtown in wake of civil war
Moratorium on executions had already been in place for 22 years The Lebanese parliament approved the abolition of the death penalty on Tuesday, making it the first Middle East country to end capital punishment.
By: Jamie Prentis
Amnesty aims to ease prison overcrowding but could free or shorten sentences for drug-related offenders
By: Jamie Prentis, Nada Homsi
Victims of previous wars have been able to rely on an informal welfare system to rebuild. But with US sanctions, the fall of Assad and the Iran war crippling Hezbollah's finances, the payouts have slowed down
By: Jamie Prentis
Adel Issa is wanted on multiple charges including murder and torture Lebanon has handed over an Assad-era general to Syria to face charges including murder and torture.
By: Jamie Prentis
Mohammad Reza Sheibani refused to leave the country after withdrawal of accreditation
