Finbar Anderson

A cafe in Beirut marked World Down Syndrome Day with an event to advocate for greater inclusion of those with the syndrome into society

Cricket is not merely an outlet but a way of life for one young girl in Shatila refugee camp, Beirut

The Lawyard is working to connect people displaced by the conflict with NGOs and volunteers

A major obstacle standing in the way of demolishing the Beirut port silo has been removed. But victims’ families don’t want the building to be destroyed.

Beirut's MIM Museum has acquired a heart-shaped amethyst from a basalt field in Uruguay

There's a lot riding on Lebanon's parliamentary elections. But will they even happen?

Lebanese adventurer Maxime Chaya fell and broke his hip riding his bike while walking his dog. He discovered he had been practising little-known sport bikejoring and is now set to compete in the 2022 world championships

Riad Salameh is missing and 'The National' has set out to track him down

Lebanon's internet and telephone services have been crippled by a spate of thefts across the country, as the economic crisis fuels thefts of copper telecommunications cables.

Manon Ouaiss, Lebanon's only female Olympian at the 2022 Winter Olympic games, says she wants to change the way her homeland's mentality towards sport.

Drone photographer Rami Rizk developed a huge following on social media with his beautiful landscapes of Lebanon but he wants to show a more nuanced picture of the complex country after the recent crises

Take a look inside Beirut's famed racetrack, where horses and jockeys have raced for more than 100 years

Sitting on 20 hectares of prime real estate in the capital, the venue is struggling

Crowds show their support for Abdullah Assaii, who withdrew $50,000 from his account after holding seven bank employees hostage