Jamie Prentis

The form of The Cedars was a rare bright spot for a country suffering from a devastating economic collapse

For generations, a branch of the Itani clan have taken it upon themselves to protect a threatened slice of public coastline

Severe economic collapse has plunged much of Lebanon into poverty

Supply systems 'on the brink' amid severe shortage of safe drinking water

'The Cedars' will play Jordan on Saturday as they bid to reach the final

Operation led by judge Ghada Aoun failed to locate Riad Salameh and was criticised by prime minister-designate Najib Mikati

Bank employees go on strike in protest against 'militia methods'

Blaze continues to burn due to summer heat and fermenting grain at silos

Authorities have blamed the blazes on the summer heat and fermenting wheat at the bottom of the silos

An August 2020 blast at the port killed at least 215 people and injured more than 7,000

Smoke has been seen rising from the site since last Thursday

Country's two working power stations were set to close on Wednesday because operator had not been paid

'Imagine all the people who can’t afford to come to these protests because they can’t afford the gas to get here,' demonstrator says

Monitoring mission finds recent votes 'overshadowed by widespread vote buying '

Israel shot down three unarmed aircraft flying towards Karish in contested Eastern Mediterranean waters