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Lebanon's parliament elected Army Chief Joseph Aoun as the country's new president on January 10, ending a political deadlock. Aoun, who is backed by the US and Saudi Arabia, vowed to address Lebanon's economic and political crises and pledged to disarm Hezbollah, a militant group with significant influence in the country.
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