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Spate of rock-throwing attacks adds to security fears in Beirut
Fears rise after man was killed when large stone hit his car on airport road
Iran's ambassador to Lebanon granted six-month visa as resident, not diplomat
Mohammad Reza Sheibani refused to leave the country after withdrawal of accreditation
Lebanon hands over Assad-era general to Syria in first case of its kind
Adel Issa is wanted on charges including murder and torture
Hezbollah once paid families $14,000 when Israel destroyed their homes. Now it may be unable to
Victims of previous wars have been able to rely on an informal welfare system to rebuild. But with US sanctions, the fall of Assad and the Iran war crippling Hezbollah's finances, the payouts have slowed down
Lebanese parliament passes divisive amnesty law
Bill aimed at reducing overcrowding in jails passes despite debate over possible release of Islamist fighters
Lebanese parliament approves abolition of death penalty
Moratorium on executions had already been in place for 22 years
Lebanese government sets out demands over next phase of Beirut rebuild
Controversial property company rebuilt destroyed downtown in wake of civil war
Two Israeli soldiers and one Lebanese killed as Rome talks face new strain
Deaths come after Israel launched strikes accusing Hezbollah of breaching ceasefire
Israel strikes southern Lebanon after 'ceasefire breach' by Hezbollah
Aggression causes Rome talks between Israel and Lebanon to end early on Wednesday, but US says they will start again on Thursday
Lebanon demands Israel stop hampering pilot zone work as direct talks resume
Lebanese delegation to report progress in first three villages at seventh round of negotiations
Lebanon marks sixth anniversary of Beirut port blast with calls for justice
Glimmer of hope for victims' families after minister says prosecutors finalising results of investigation
Salameh refuses judge's order to move him from prison to hospital for tests
Order followed claims by former central bank chief's lawyers that his health had deteriorated after being arrested and taken to prison on Friday
Former Lebanese central bank governor Riad Salameh arrested
Salameh is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from Banque du Liban
Lebanese hopes of spending summer back home clouded by rising flight costs and fears of war
Israeli occupation and regional attacks have left some among the diaspora unable to return
Lebanese lawyers file suit against banker Sehnaoui after Netanyahu meeting
Under Lebanese law, citizens and residents are banned from direct dealings with Israelis
