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Lebanon's opposition wins Order of Engineers vote
Opposition groups are trying to unite before parliamentary elections in 2022
Hezbollah ready to deliver Iranian fuel to Lebanon if shortages worsen
Insufficient supplies have hit power and water supplies and led to long queues at petrol stations
Lebanon partially lifts fuel subsidies to ease shortages
Central bank will now finance subsidised fuel imports at the rate of 3,900 pounds to the dollar instead of 1,500
Judge approves release of civil servants detained in Beirut blast investigation
But attorney general turns down requests for the release of senior civil servants
Refugees lose $250 million in aid because Lebanese banks used below market exchange rate
Exchange rates being used are in some cases 40 per cent lower than the market rate
Lebanon's army chief warns of 'inevitable' collapse without aid
General Joseph Aoun said military needs urgent support to maintain its cohesiveness
Michel Aoun says Lebanon ready to resume talks over maritime borders
But Israel 'cannot impose its unilateral view', president tells US mediator
Son of slain president calls for action before Lebanon becomes a failed state
Michel Moawad says chaos will prevail if Lebanon's military, healthcare sector and education industry are not supported
Lebanese pound drops to new low of 15,150 per dollar
Politicians have been bickering over the formation of a new government since October
Lebanon’s power cuts will bring down internet, says Ogero head
An internet power cut 'will be the final nail in the coffin for the Lebanese economy' Ogero Chairman Imad Kreidieh tells 'The National'
Lebanon urges UN to consider alternative financing for tribunal
UN-backed court was set up to investigate the assassination of prime minister Rafik Hariri in 2005
Lebanon tribunal cancels Salim Ayyash trial over lack of funds
Lawyers said the court was the last hope for rule of law and justice in the country
Lebanon: bank withdrawals to continue at a rate higher than official peg
Court decision prompted depositors to queue at ATMs late on Wednesday
Lebanese Parliament to discuss president's letter over Cabinet formation
In the letter, Michel Aoun blames prime minister-designate Saad Hariri for obstructing the creation of a Cabinet
Lebanon's new foreign minister named after Charbel Wehbe resignation
Several GCC states lodged diplomatic protests over comments made by the caretaker minister that appeared to suggest the Gulf was responsible for ISIS
