The European Union expressed "disappointment and concern" Monday about the resignation of Lebanon's prime minister-designate over the weekend and urged the country's leaders to do their best to form a Cabinet that meets the demands of the people.
Mustapha Adib's resignation during a political impasse came amid Lebanon's worst economic and financial crisis in decades made worse by a massive explosion in Beirut in early August that killed and wounded many and caused widespread damage.
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