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Lebanon’s teachers receive Covid-19 vaccinations
Teenagers with exams approaching are set to return to school soon
Lebanon announces total lockdown for Eid Al Fitr and Easter
The country heightened its Covid-19 measures amid rising numbers of cases
Lebanon declared 'hunger hotspot' by humanitarian organisations
Lebanon is one of 20 countries at risk of steep hunger rise
Lebanon receives first AstraZeneca batch after controversy
Delivery of the Covid-19 doses had been delayed over safety concerns
Lebanese company to import one million Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccines
Less than 2 per cent of Lebanon's population has received a vaccine dose
Covid-19: Lebanon to delay AstraZeneca vaccine inoculations
A batch that was due to arrive in March has been pushed until further notice
Lebanese schools resume lessons after strike but problems remain
Education Minister Tarek Majzoub called for the strike over lack of state action to deal with crisis
'We’re still in danger': health experts warn of another Covid-19 surge in Lebanon
Rising cases paired with a slow vaccine roll-out and eased lockdown measures are recipe for disaster, experts say
'I can’t be with this human any more': Lebanon’s domestic abuse survivors speak out
Lebanese internal security forces recorded 116 calls to their domestic violence hotline in January 2021 alone
Lebanese man wins court case to get Covid vaccine within 48 hours
Claims that members of parliament were vaccinated before people in priority groups
Lebanese lira's fall to speed up as political paralysis goes on, experts say
Owners of small businesses say crisis will eventually force closures
Lebanese MPs defiant in face of vaccine criticism
The World Bank said Lebanon’s vaccine funding is at risk after MPs appeared to have jumped the queue
Anger as Lebanese President Michel Aoun and wife have vaccine
Media office confirms inoculations after 16 MPs broke protocol by having the Covid-19 shots
World Bank official says Lebanon vaccine funding may be cut over cronyism allegations
Lebanon is set to receive $34 million for vaccines under the World Bank's Lebanon Health Resilience Project
Laundry, flowers and tennis: Businesses gradually reopen as Lebanon eases lockdown
Some people worry lack of compliance with the rules could cause cases to surge
