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Lebanon fears extremist attacks, security sources say
The suspected leader of ISIS arrested in Lebanon was a school teacher, claimed the sources
Special reportOn patrol with UN troops as 'normality returns' to Lebanon's fragile border
Iran-Israel conflict played out as residents of border area rebuild lives after Hezbollah-Israel war last year
Israel in south Lebanon bombing spree against alleged Hezbollah targets
At least 20 air strikes target underground facilities
Elon Musk invited to Lebanon after phone call with President Aoun
Tech billionaire expressed interest in entering Lebanon's telecoms sector
ExclusiveHezbollah's border tunnels lie empty as Israel's war on Iran escalates
The National has been embedded with Unifil peacekeepers in south Lebanon
Unease persists for Lebanese as they watch Israel-Iran conflict play out
Sight of missiles flying through the air is a reminder of their country's own unstable situation
‘Axis of sitting ducks’: Why Hezbollah cannot afford to defend Iran from Israel’s attacks
With its arsenal decimated and pressure to disarm, the Lebanese group has little capability to support its ally
PM Salam pledges 'Lebanon 3.0', but warns resilience alone will not fix country
Prime Minister says country must address corruption and political paralysis
US and Lebanon deny reports of deal with Israel to withdraw UN peacekeepers
Lebanese official says reports about ending mandate of Unifil are 'not serious'
Lebanon's government wins praise but there is a long road ahead
Nawaf Salam's administration has little time left for major changes
Israel says no calm in Beirut until Hezbollah is disarmed
Lebanese army condemns latest attack on capital and says Israel rejected efforts to halt strikes
Israel strikes 'drone factories' in Beirut
Latest breach of ceasefire in Lebanon comes as families gather to celebrate Eid Al Adha holiday
Iranian Foreign Minister in Beirut to 'open new chapter' with Lebanon
Abbas Araghchi insists Tehran will not interfere with internal affairs ahead of meeting with President Joseph Aoun
Special reportRebuilding Lebanon after Israel’s war: The costs and political challenges
After the 2006 war, the world rushed to assist in the country’s reconstruction. But this time round, and with $11bn of damage to repair, Lebanon and its people appear to be on their own
Lebanon's traditional parties dominate municipal elections
Locals polls come after repeated delays, in a country still reeling from Israel's war
