Parliament, cabinet and the municipalities, reported by what was decided and who decided it. The Beirut Journal covers Lebanese politics by the record — votes, appointments, documents and named positions — rather than by what was briefed.
Lebanon's parliament has passed an amnesty law that reduces sentences for some crimes while excluding serious offences, aiming to address prison overcrowding and detainees…
Lebanon's new amnesty law has drawn criticism from thousands of Lebanese living in Israel who say it fails to address their legal status, while…
Stephanie Saliba emptied two apartments in central Beirut on Friday after being questioned about a bank account linked to V-INVEST, a company suspected of…
Parliament, cabinet and the municipalities, reported by what was decided and who decided it, not by who briefed us.
A photograph of Lebanese banker Antoun Sehnaoui attending a dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the United States has triggered a prosecutor's…
