- Even as he battles Lebanon’s summer heat without air-conditioning, judge Faysal Makki tries not to drink too much water because the toilets at the Justice Palace are broken.
- State institutions have reached a state of disrepair that mirrors Lebanon’s broader unravelling amid a political crisis and economic turmoil branded by the World Bank as one of the worst globally in modern times.
- Ever more civil servants have gone on strike or just stay home with their employer’s blessing.
<span>‘Rampant chaos’: Lebanon state sector eroded by grinding crisis</span>
