Place
Ain al-Tineh
The seat of Lebanon's parliamentary speaker in Beirut, used by metonymy for the speaker's position. It matters as a platform for major political statements.
Ain al-Tineh is the seat of Lebanon's parliamentary speaker in Beirut, sometimes called the “second presidency.” The name is used in media to refer to the speaker's positions and political circle. It has been the venue for important stances on southern Lebanon, UNIFIL and presidential entitlements. Its location in the capital makes it a hub for political contacts.
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