Lebanese see Netanyahu as ‘uncontrollable’, not interested in peace: political analyst
Israel carried out a wave of air strikes on Hezbollah's southern Beirut stronghold on Wednesday night, destroying a residential complex.…
Meeting traumatised Lebanese residents as they flee Israeli
It's the deadliest conflict that Lebanon has experienced since the end of the civil war in 1990. In the space of just a few days, Israeli air strikes have killed more than…
Lebanese papers decry ‘war crime’, Israeli press divided
Lebanese and Israeli papers react to the deadly pager blasts across Lebanon. Some Israeli papers are jubilant at the ingenuity of the attack, while others fear it brings war with Lebanon into…
Saad Hariri named new Lebanese prime minister amid growing crisis
Lebanon's former premier, Saad Hariri, has been asked by the president to form the next government. Hariri, who resigned almost a year ago amid nationwide protests, will face a host of economic…
Lebanese artist makes glass sculptures from Beirut port explosion debris
Lebanese artist Sara Abou Mrad uses glass debris from the Beirut port explosion to make man-in-motion-shaped sculptures.…
After port disaster, Lebanese brace for coronavirus lockdown
Still reeling from a deadly port blast that ravaged their Beirut homes and businesses, Lebanese wearily brace themselves on the eve of a new coronavirus lockdown. Lebanon is to partially close down…
Special edition: Could the Beirut blast be one tragedy too many for Lebanon?
Two weeks after massive dual explosions at the port in Beirut killed more than 170 people and destroyed a large part of the Lebanese capital, we bring you this special edition of…
The governor of Beirut Marwan Abboud: ‘This is like a genocide against the Lebanese people’
The governor of Beirut, Marwan Abboud, was interviewed by FRANCE 24 Arabic journalist Mirna Jammal. They talked about the destruction, air pollution, President Macron’s visit and how to protect Lebanese cultural heritage.…
Beirut explosion: Lebanese authorities detain workers, freeze assets
Lebanese authorities have launched an investigation into the deadly Beirut blast, with port workers detained and assets of port and customs managers frozen. A fire is believed to have ignited the stored…
Nigeria-Lebanese authorities step action against human trafficking
The Nigerian/Lebanese Authorities have stepped up actions to curb the trend of human trafficking in both countries.…
‘Not convinced’: Lebanese press slams minister’s apology for violence against journalists
'Not convinced': Lebanese press slams minister's apology for violence against journalists…