New Group Threatens Lebanese Elections… and Potentially Middle East Peace
With the Lebanese voting for a new parliament, candidates affiliated with Hurras al-Madinah stand a good chance of winning, bringing ...
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Hundreds March in Lebanon to Mark Anniversary of Protests
Hundreds marched in Lebanon's capital Saturday to mark the first anniversary of a non-sectarian protest movement that has rocked the ...
Half of Lebanese Could Face Food Shortages: UN
More than half of Lebanon's population risk facing a food crisis in the aftermath of a Beirut port blast that ...
Macron Visits Lebanon in Wake of Blasts, Urges Systemic Political Change
French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Beirut on Thursday in the wake of a massive explosion that ravaged the Lebanese ...
Free Speech Coalition Denounces Repression in Lebanon
A coalition of 14 rights groups has accused the Lebanese government of using "repression" and "intimidation" to crack down on ...
No to Sectarianism and Corruption: The Future of Lebanese Politics
In the coming months, Lebanon's political establishment must regain the trust of the people, a task it is unlikely capable ...
Lebanon Must Root Out Corruption to Fix Its Economy
If Lebanon's government is to be successful in rooting out corruption and fixing the economy, it will have to take ...
Lebanon’s Protest Movement Needs New Strategy to Keep People’s Support
As time passes, the Lebanese people’s support for the protest movement will decrease if it does not provide a detailed ...
Lebanon’s Anti-Government Protests Rage on as Politicians Stall
Waving Lebanese national flags rather than the partisan colors normally paraded at demonstrations, protesters have been demanding the resignation of ...
Lebanon Reopens But Crisis Remains After PM Resigns
The resignation of Lebanon's government under pressure from the street looked set to ease a two-week-old nationwide lockdown but protesters ...
Lebanon Cabinet Fast-Tracks Reforms But Protests Rage On
Lebanon's government approved an economic rescue plan but the move was met with deep distrust from a swelling protest movement.
Lebanon ‘Forcibly Deported’ Nearly 2,500 Syrian Refugees: Amnesty
Earlier this month, the army destroyed a further 350 structures in the north of the country and arrested dozens of ...
Lebanese Agriculture Sector Relies on Syrian, Local Child Laborers [Report]
Lebanon's consistent struggle with poverty and income inequality in rural areas made it no exception to increases in child workers.
HRW Condemns ‘Pressure’ on Syrian Refugees to Leave Lebanon
Human Rights Watch on Friday condemned Lebanon's order for Syrian refugees to demolish their hard shelters as tantamount to "illegitimate ...
Syrian Refugees in Lebanon Camp Forced to Destroy Homes
Keen not to encourage Syrian refugees to settle permanently, the Lebanese government directed them to build shelters only with timber ...
As Winter Storms Hit Syrian Refugee Camps in Lebanon, Local NGOs Bear the Burden
As winter storms in Lebanon sweep through Syrian refugee camps, local NGOs with meager resources act as first responders. To ...
Lebanon Detains Hundreds of Syrian Refugees in Raids on Camps
Last year, the army detained dozens of Syrians in mass raids on camps in Arsal, sparking a controversy after it ...
Syria’s Neighbors Fear Humanitarian Catastrophe as Assad Moves to Regain Idlib
Syria's neighboring states will do their best to offer new refugees the support they need but their capacity to provide ...
Hezbollah Cements Dominance in Lebanon After General Election
The Iran-backed Hezbollah group was poised to seal its dominance of Lebanese politics on Monday as its main foe Prime ...
500 Syrian Refugees Leave Southern Lebanon to Return Home
Around 500 Syrian refugees left southern Lebanon on Wednesday under an agreement between authorities in Beirut and Damascus that provides ...
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