A year ago, a massive explosion in Beirut killed over 200 people. It was thought that the event would usher in necessary reforms that would take Lebanon out of the political and economic crises. Instead, the situation has worsened to an extent that Lebanon is now heading towards failure. The country doesn't have a government, its economy is in a freefall, and with the recent Israeli airstrikes, the challenges do not seem to end. What will it take for Lebanon to come out of the crises?

Guests:

Lama Fakih

Crisis and Conflict Director at Human Rights Watch

Bachar El-Halabi

Senior Geopolitical Analyst at ClipperData