Aya Iskandarani

Security forces say the accused are suspected of torching government buildings

After banks imposed capital controls, some depositors opted for costly workarounds to retrieve dollars from their accounts

The anti-Hezbollah activist from within the Shiite community had accused the group of storing the ammonium nitrate that exploded in Beirut’s port last year

Activists and aid groups step in as the health sector becomes increasingly overwhelmed

One of the poorest cities on the Mediterranean has become Lebanon’s demonstrations hub

Tripoli has been rocked by demonstrations since the beginning of a new lockdown

Dozens of demonstrators injured in third night of rallies

Protesters voice anger over the strict lockdown and financial crisis

Demonstrators have taken to the streets in several cities after the state provided little relief during a lockdown that’s compounding suffering

Bassil, who leads Lebanon’s largest Christian party, repeats support for Hezbollah

Investigation stopped after former ministers requested judge be changed

Lebanon's second largest city has long suffered from poverty and neglect

Shoppers queue outside stores in preparation for 11 days of 24-hour curfew

Weight of economic crisis, trauma from Beirut blast and stringent lockdown could increase risks of self-harm, experts say

Community holds its biggest religious event since Beirut explosion in August and war that erupted in Nagorno-Karabakh one month later