Gareth Browne

Forest fires and changing temperatures have left forests dwindling, experts say

Former prime minister will miss scheduled questioning by investigating judge on Monday, despite being summoned

News of Iranian fuel bound for Lebanon sparked a fuel race in energy-crisis hit country

Outside support will be vital to fixing the country's economic crisis but deep reforms are being demanded

He refused to leave the Washington embassy for over a month in 1989

Lebanon has been under a caretaker government for more than year

It hopes programme will support half a million families, but funding remains uncertain

Lawyer for former rebel fighters says deportation would be akin to "death sentence"

Students express anger at plans after recent staff cuts

Analysts tell 'The National' a proposal to import electricity produced by Egypt and Jordan through Syria could help Damascus reintegrate with the region

Tens of thousands of foreigners and Afghans thronged the airport after the Taliban seized power but not everyone got on a flight

Deep anger at UK government among scores of citizens who spoke to 'The National'

At least 60 civilians were killed in the explosions

In an exclusive interview with 'The National,' the commander says Taliban amnesty offer is a 'sham'

Locals lament their loved ones and vent their anger after at least 28 people were killed in the explosion early on Sunday