BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon ushered in a new government that will need to walk a political tightrope, as President Michel Aoun said its main task was to win back international confidence that could unlock the funding the crisis-hit country badly needs.
Prime Minister Hassan Diab's government met for the first time on Wednesday.
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