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Beirut

Read the lastest news, business and culture stories from the capital of Lebanon

Lebanon's state electricity sector struggles to produce more than a few hours of power per day. Getty Images

Lebanon cuts electricity to public institutions over unpaid bills

MENANovember 03, 2026
Beirut restaurant Nadini was temporarily closed after several customers became ill. Jamie Prentis / The National

Emergency meeting over food poisoning outbreak in Lebanon

MENANovember 02, 2026
Lebanese army soldiers at a checkpoint in Beirut, where patrols have been stepped up. EPA

Lebanese army bolsters Beirut patrols after tensions surge

MENAOctober 19, 2026
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, centre, greets French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, right, as Patrick Durel, France's ambassador to Lebanon, looks on during a meeting in Beirut. AFP

French FM warns of need to avoid post-Unifil security vacuum in southern Lebanon

MENAOctober 19, 2026
Aircraft at Rafic Hariri International Airport. A US report has identified shortcomings at the site. Reuters

Lebanon airport fails to meet UN certification requirements, report finds

MENAOctober 17, 2026
Amin Salam, Lebanese Minister of Economy and Trade, pictured in his office in Beirut on Thursday August 8, 2024. Matt Kynaston for The National.

Lebanon's former economy minister set to face trial on financial charges

MENAOctober 03, 2026
Beirut's skyline is gaining new property developments even as the city lives under the shroud of war. Jamie Prentis / The National

Beirut's new skyline: Flashy apartments pop up despite war and dire economy

MENAOctober 02, 2026
Activists distribute food to families displaced by Israeli attacks in Beirut. Getty Images

Children going hungry in one in five Lebanese households

MENASeptember 30, 2026
Fears are mounting over the humanitarian situation at Roumieh Prison in Lebanon

Lebanon prison tensions flare after amnesty law suspended

MENASeptember 29, 2026
A suspect was arrested in Lebanon after a man was killed by a rock smashing his windscreen. Photo: Internal Security Forces / X

Spate of rock-throwing attacks adds to security fears in Beirut

MENASeptember 23, 2026
A Red Cross convoy heads towards Naqoura to receive Lebanese freed from Israeli detention. EPA

Israel announces release of five Lebanese hours after abducting three

MENASeptember 03, 2026
Darkness and Light is Lebanese-American artist Nabil Kanso's first solo exhibition in Lebanon. Photo: Nabil Kanso Estate

Why Nabil Kanso's haunting paintings of war feel made for our times

Art & DesignAugust 14, 2026
Smoke rising from burning fields in south Lebanon. AFP

US ambassador says Israeli attacks in south Lebanon will continue until Hezbollah is disarmed

MENAAugust 14, 2026
An Israeli flag on the roof of a destroyed house in southern Lebanon. EPA

Israel intensifies attacks in proposed Lebanon 'pilot zone'

MENAJuly 14, 2026
The promotional poster for Do You Love Me and, right, the film's director Lana Daher. Photo: Tanya Traboulsi

No politicians, no militias: A film that retells Lebanon's story for its people

MENAJuly 10, 2026
An original poster for Fairuz's 1965 film Le Vendeur de Bagues is one of the items preserved in the archives of Lebanon's Ministry of Culture, right. Nada Maucourant Atallah / The National

Inside Lebanon's forgotten archives, a nation's missing history emerges

MENAJuly 10, 2026
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