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Lebanon says busts international drug network, seizes hashish, captagon

  • Lebanon has faced pressure from Gulf states to counter the production and trafficking of drugs, particularly the amphetamine-like narcotic captagon, for which the conservative monarchies are a major market
By AFP ·
Analysis

How Sudan’s ruinous conflict turned it into Captagon’s suspected new frontier

By Sherouk Zakaria ·

Iraq says its tip to Lebanon leads to the destruction of an amphetamine factory

By AP ·
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Saudi counter-narcotics authorities assist Iraq in thwarting smuggling of 7 million Captagon bills

By Arab News ·
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Syria destroys millions of captagon pills, other drugs

By AFP ·

Syria authorities say torched 1 million captagon pills

By AFP ·
Analysis

What Assad’s overthrow revealed about Syrian regime’s Captagon empire

By Jonathan Gornall ·

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