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Homeless man who ran bookshop under Beirut bridge loses stock and home in fire
Mohammed Maghrabi has lived under a bridge selling books for over a year, but his collection was lost to the flames on Thursday night
Sifting through the rubble of our minds in a shattered Beirut
A year on from a fatal explosion in the city's port, residents are still coming to terms with collective trauma
Lebanon wrongly singles out specific protesters as 'terrorists'
Rioters in Tripoli committed offences, but they have been charged disproportionately to their crimes
Lokman Slim: the assassination of a most elegant critic
The Lebanese publisher and activist was not just a hero – he was a piece of Beirut's memory, writes Luna Safwan
From placards to political power: these student protesters are Lebanon’s future
A new generation of politicians, unaffiliated to the entrenched ruling class in Beirut, will emerge from this movement
I dared to criticise Hezbollah on Twitter, and paid a heavy price
The militant group is using social media to target female journalists and change Lebanon's media landscape
Stability is top priority for Lebanon, Hariri tells bankers
Prime minister calls for focus on country's internal matters rather than regional issues
Lebanon PM Hariri says resignation on hold
The surprise announcement coincided with Lebanon's Independence Day
