This past year has once again seen Lebanon battling tooth and nail to stay afloat in a sea of challenges and conflicts that marked 2021.
The heart-warming Christmas initiative was led by Tracy and Paul Naggear, whose three-year-old daughter died in the Beirut blast.
This comes as part of a long history of authoritarian regimes in Egypt silencing, persecuting, and jailing dissidents
The Lebanese Constitutional Council was unable to come to a decision on an electoral appeal presented by the Free Patriotic Movement.
At the start of his three-day visit, the UN Secretary-General urged Lebanon’s politicians to work together to resolve the deep crisis.
Judge Tarek Bitar had issued the warrant on October 12 after Khalil failed to attend a scheduled interrogation.
A canister of gas costs roughly 50 percent of the monthly minimum wage in Lebanon (LBP 675,000), which is now valued at $34.
The funeral procession was held for a member of Hamas who died in a blast on Friday in the Burj el-Shemali camp, just outside Tyre.
Alfa and Touch employees launched an open-ended strike until their companies ensure what is written in their work contracts.
A new NRC documentary follows Darine, a 9-year-old Syrian refugee forced to drop out of school and work a farm in Lebanon.
A new ministerial decree has granted Palestinian refugees with limited access to Lebanon’s job market after decades of exclusion.
Human Rights Watch & Amnesty International called for the immediate release of Nada Homsi, a journalist arrested by Lebanese General Security.