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Israeli airstrikes on Ansariya and Deir al-Zahrani killed 11 people including children, prompting Hezbollah to warn of retaliation and complicating US-brokered maritime border talks.
Tensions between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have surfaced over strategy toward Iran, Gaza and Lebanon as both face elections…
U.S. general Joseph Clearfield held talks with Lebanese leaders on implementing a border framework agreement with Israel, while Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem attacked the…
A man from Bzououn in Bsharri district fired on his wife in a car in Harissa before taking his own life with a military…
Syrian authorities have stepped up seizures of weapons destined for Hezbollah since the fall of Assad's government, though smuggling networks adapt their methods and…
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…
A commemoration marks the fiftieth anniversary of the massacre at Tel al-Zaatar refugee camp, established by the Red Crescent in 1949.
Ghina Nahfawy faces another interrogation after documenting animal abuse, the latest in a series of police actions against her activism.
Tesfanesh Abayneh Atoma, an Ethiopian domestic worker employed in Beirut, died after jumping from an eighth-floor apartment amid allegations of wage theft, confinement, and…
A domestic worker in Nabatieh received $4,300 of $12,000 owed after five years of employment marked by repeated delays and broken promises.
Lebanon's agriculture sector has seen 22.5 per cent of its farmland affected by recent conflict, with the ministry working on a two-phase recovery plan…
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…
Hezbollah's secretary-general says he sees no obstacle to meeting Syria's new government, in a shift after years of fighting alongside the ousted Assad regime.
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…
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The seventh round of US-mediated negotiations between Lebanese and Israeli delegations began this week in Rome, coinciding with a fresh military escalation in southern…
