Jamie Prentis is a Beirut Correspondent at The National. He focuses on Lebanese affairs and the broader regional dynamics, with particular interests in energy, mining, and drone technology. Jamie's work has been featured in NewsNow.co.uk, The National News, and the Constitution Review Commission.
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Military official says Lebanese army waiting to take over the two areas after Israeli withdrawal
By: Jamie Prentis
Foreign Minister Asaad Al Shibani raised the possibility after US President Donald Trump spoke of a Syrian intervention in Lebanon
By: Jamie Prentis, Nada Homsi, Nada Maucourant Atallah
Peace framework hailed as breakthrough but doubts persist over legality, enforcement and political backing
By: Jamie Prentis, Nada Homsi
Lebanese officials say even Italy was left in the dark, raising fresh questions over peace process
Purported deal comes as Lebanon and Syria seek to renew ties Beirut says it is nearing a deal with Damascus under which Lebanon, long riddled with energy issues , would import electricity from Syria.
By: Jamie Prentis
Singer-turned-militant still under investigation over alleged role in clashes with Lebanese army
Committees approve bill and send it to parliament for vote expected next week
By: Jamie Prentis, Vanessa Ghanem
Islamabad believes it can help advance Massad Boulos's push to unify rival administrations but hopes for breakthrough remain dim
By: Jamie Prentis
Centcom says it has used 'one-way attack aerial drones, and one-way attack sea drones'
By: Jamie Prentis
'Huge bombing' reported in Israeli-occupied town of Khiam Major explosions were reported in the south Lebanese town of Khiam early on Wednesday as Israel and Lebanon began a second day of direct talks in Rome.
