Post-election depression: A psychological hazard in Lebanon ...Kuwait

In the days leading up to the elections, Sarah Mohsen*, 22, told The New Arab that her anxiety is becoming unbearable. This comes as a shock to the university student, who, until recently, has upheld an indifferent attitude towards Lebanese politics. "I thoroughly believed that the elections would not affect me. It wasn't until these last two weeks, that I began to notice how critical this fight is. So when it finally hit me, my stress levels shot through the roof," Mohsen said. Lebanon's 2022 parliamentary elections concluded for expats on May 6 and 8, with an auspicious turnout of opposition enthusiasts. Lebanese residents, on the other hand, will vote on May 1

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