After decades of tension and silence, Israel and Lebanon have returned to the table for direct talks, setting April 23 as the date for the second round in Washington. This next meeting at the State Department comes as a continuation of efforts to reduce tensions between the two neighboring countries through the representation of their ambassadors.
The first round, held just a few days ago, marked a historic turning point as it was the first time the parties had sat face to face since 1983. The American mediation is being seen as a key move to stabilize the region and address the open issues that have kept relations between them in suspense.
Although the talks are taking place at a diplomatic level, their weight is extremely large for the future of the Middle East. Click the full link to discover the hot spots on the agenda and what is expected to be achieved from this meeting that is keeping world chancelleries under surveillance.
