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Lebanon’s caretaker PM says lifting subsidies would cause ‘social

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BEIRUT: Lebanon’s caretaker Prime Minister Hassan Diab said on Friday any step to lift subsidies now on vital goods would be unacceptable and would cause a “social explosion.” In a televised address,

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