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Khaouli criticised appointing the customs director amid judicial files, according to his statement, distinguishing presumed innocence from administrative selection; the allegations are not a finding of guilt.
Khaouli challenged depreciation charges and generator financing through tariffs, seeking judicial accountability and consumer-protecting administrative action; the financial allegations remain his claims.
Khaouli welcomed President Aoun's meeting with Costa and von der Leyen, viewing it as support for Syrian returns that protect displaced people's rights and Lebanon's interests.
At a conference, Khaouli warned about a financial-restructuring bill provision's effects on gold protection and potential foreign claims; the report records his interpretation and call for legislative review.
An archived report on workers’ rights in financial legislation. The original publication by LebanonFiles provides the full context.
In an interview, Khaouli called for Lebanon to join an eastern Mediterranean petroleum alliance, describing it as an economic and technical choice concerning national resources.
Khaouli denied accounts alleging that the army forced Syrians to cross a river during irregular entry, in a statement presenting his response to coverage of the border incident.
Khaouli welcomes labour council appointments and additional chambers, urging more hearings and improved allowances to speed resolution of employment disputes.
He explained the importance of extra labor arbitration chambers to address case backlogs and delayed workers’ claims.
In a Lebanon Debate interview, Khaouli criticised electricity crisis management and asked for explanations of fuel shortages, a published timetable and figures, and independent contract oversight.
He criticized a judicial delegation’s Damascus visit over detainees, citing judicial independence and separation of powers.
The report presents Khaouli’s response to the Maasser Al Chouf killing and his demand for government action on displacement.
The report examined continued arrivals despite increased Syrian returns after Assad’s fall, presenting Khaouli’s assessment of irregular presence within debate over border policy and statistics.
The investigation presented Khaouli’s criticism of generator oversight and subscription pricing alongside the Economy Ministry’s assessment of progress and obstacles, examining environmental impacts and local complaints.
Khaouli criticized TotalEnergies delaying block nine drilling results, seeking a government deadline and discussions with the French ambassador, framing the delay as a sovereignty issue beyond technical procedures.
Enab Baladi reports Khaouli’s response to threats by Syrian groups to cross Lebanon’s border, alongside the army’s denial of a Syrian airspace violation.
Khaouli responded to threats from Syrian tribal individuals concerning Roumieh detainees, seeking accountability for incitement and protection of Lebanese sovereignty and borders.
Khaouli reported complaints over voluntary social security contributions exceeding contributors’ ability to pay.
Khaouli criticised a procession in Saadnayel linked to events in Sweida and called for a government decision and timetable for Syrian returns; the report presents the campaign's position.
Khaouli welcomed the judicial decision concerning the fuel tax, invoking constitutional Article 81 and proposing alternative resources for military salary increases without further consumer burdens.
Khaouli rejected media-circulated scenarios involving Tripoli and Lebanese territory in Syrian-Israeli arrangements, stressing sovereignty; the article does not establish that an agreement occurred.
The report examined plans to revive the Kirkuk–Tripoli oil link, citing Khaouli’s doubts over refinery redevelopment’s economic viability and the project’s broader financing challenges.
An archived report on wage problems in economic coverage. The original publication by Journal Alire provides the full context.
An archived report on workers’ rights and the need for wage reform. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.
The total counts indexed publications, not separate events. Different publishers may cover the same statement. This is a growing archive, not an exhaustive record.
