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Khaouli and Paul Zeitoun opposed proposals limiting separate time and dollar top-ups and credit transfers, arguing these would push subscribers into costlier packages and reduce choice.

Khaouli opposed threats to stop non-emergency admissions and charge patients extra, urging government protection of treatment rights amid disputes between hospitals and insurers.

Khaouli objected to increased MPs’ income while workers and retirees face austerity, calling for disclosure of the cost and legal basis.

Khaouli announced that removal of about 20 tonnes of accumulated asbestos from Beddawi was nearing completion and urged proper handling of other hazardous materials.

Khaouli said removal of approximately 20 tonnes of asbestos from Beddawi facilities had reached its final stages, calling for safe and transparent hazardous-material treatment.

Khaouli criticised petrol increases and their impact on reaching work, seeking action on commuting costs and public transport instead of continued charges on citizens.

He joined a conference on mobile device customs charges, oversight responsibilities and consumer protection.

Khaouli joined a conference on phones sold before customs problems emerged, questioning oversight and making consumers pay for irregularities they did not cause.

Khaouli objected to reports that the defence minister was prevented from expressing a view on amnesty, invoking ministerial competence and collective cabinet responsibility; the article records his constitutional interpretation.

In a report citing his Sky News Arabia interview, Khaouli sought independent legal and financial scrutiny of MPs' income increases and disclosure of funding and public spending criteria.

Khaouli met the committee of Lebanese students in France to discuss expensive flights, stressing that education rights include removing economic obstacles to reaching universities.

Khaouli welcomed renewed registration-fee exemptions for Lebanese students at French public universities, thanking those following the file to ease burdens and protect the academic year.

Khaouli criticised management of the banking crisis and called for considering new bank licences under solvency, governance and compliance standards to restore competition and productive financing.

Khaouli drew on an IOM report about Lebanese returns and compared it with Syrian displacement, calling for a national return plan; the article records his interpretation of the report.

An archived report on khaouli’s assessment of displacement costs. The original publication by MTV Lebanon provides the full context.

Khaouli compared Lebanese returns to damaged areas with continued Syrian displacement and urged a changed international approach; the article presents his interpretation rather than independently verifying his conclusions.

Khaouli urged the government, Higher Defence Council and army to strengthen coordination and border readiness following reports of military movements in Qalamoun.

Khaouli described a proposal to protect the army's security and standing, saying it would preserve legal accountability and criticism while addressing incitement and disclosure of military secrets.

An archived report on jAD association meeting on drug prevention. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.

An archived report on the decree’s suspension and continuing union demands. The original publication by Channel 23 provides the full context.

An archived report on decree 3214 suspended: demands for reform. The original publication by أخبار اليوم provides the full context.

Khaouli describes the suspension of Decree 3214 as a result of union and public mobilisation, calling for public finance reform instead of additional burdens.

Khaouli described suspension of Decree 3214 as an interim success for protests against new tax burdens and called for tackling evasion and waste rather than financing deficits through consumers.

Khaouli links successful investment incentives to banking reform, protection of depositors and restored institutional trust.