The majority of Lebanon’s population continues to suffer from a continuous increase in the price of basic items and services,...
United Nations News reported that Israeli strikes killed six UN workers and civilians at a school sheltering displaced families in...
Lebanon’s Parliament approved a new media law on August 11, replacing much of the country’s outdated media legislation and introducing a modernized, unified framework. The long-awaited law covers newspapers and other publications, television, radio, news agencies, professional news websites, advertising agencies, opinion polls, and foreign media operating in Lebanon. Major...
Israeli airstrikes on the southern Lebanese town of Kfar Rumman killed 11 people, including two children. Nine people were killed...
As thousands fled Israeli airstrikes, many survivors of domestic violence delayed seeking help while overcrowded shelters, displacement and financial hardship...
Lebanon’s fuel prices continue to rise rapidly, with households across the country increasingly feeling the impact. Between those unable to afford private generator subscriptions and those paying exorbitant amounts for a basic service such as electricity, the country’s rising energy costs remain largely absent from major policy discussions. Increases in...
Lebanon’s security situation has seen little-to-no progress amid ongoing tripartite negotiations between Lebanon, Israel, and the United States. Almost a...
Israeli attacks have once again escalated in towns across southern Lebanon over the course of the week. An Israeli strike...
The seventh round of United States-mediated talks in Rome between the Lebanese and Israeli delegations began this week. The talks are taking place amid a renewed escalation in fighting in southern Lebanon and the Israeli army’s resumption of forced displacement orders. The Talks in Rome The seventh round of talks...
A widely circulated image showed Lebanese banker and politician Antoun Sehnaoui attending a dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Lebanon released its latest flash update on the...
On Monday, the United States (US) announced the launch of pilot zone operations in southern Lebanon. The operations began following trilateral talks in Rome between Lebanon, Israel, and the US, and coincided with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun’s visit to the US and his meeting with US President Donald Trump. The...