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Lebanon: Electricity shortages linked to surge in respiratory illnesses
Carcinogens levels in the air rise as more Lebanese rely on highly polluting generators for power
Collapse of Lebanon’s electricity sector causes rising pollution and respiratory illness
Carcinogens in the air to quadruple as Lebanese become reliant on highly polluting private generators
Anger and agony after fuel tanker explosion in Akkar, Lebanon
Angry protesters storm the house of a prominent businessman because a tanker of fuel he was hoarding exploded on Sunday, killing at least 28 people.
Lebanon’s fuel crisis threatens hospitals with closure
Cash-strapped hospitals shut down air conditioning and lights in a bid to save electricity despite health risks
Lebanese struggle to afford meat this Eid Al Adha
Butchers say trade is down 80 per cent amid muted celebrations
Meat unaffordable in Lebanon this Eid Al Adha
Less Lebanese families can afford meat this Adha due to economic crisis
Hariri resignation sparks outrage
Hundreds of protesters blocked roads as news of Al Hariri’s resignation broke.
French minister warns that Beirut’s container terminal may shut down
French minister delegate for foreign trade and economic attractiveness Franck Riester warned on Tuesday that Beirut’s port privately-managed container terminal may soon shut down, warning against a “real short-term humanitarian and health threat” for Lebanon’s food supply.
Meet the sniffer dogs detecting Covid-19 variants
Sky might be the solution to Lebanon's fight against the Delta variant
From Lebanon, Palestinian refugees watch spiralling Jerusalem violence
Thousands of Palestinians in Lebanon are glued to 24-hour news coverage from the homeland they have never seen
Meet Beirut's musaharati keeping the ritual alive
Ahmad Sadaka continues his father's work as Beirut's musaharati, touring the streets and waking people up for suhoor
'Searching for bread': Lebanon's economic collapse leads to suffering during Ramadan
Hyperinflation in Lebanon leaves millions of people unable to afford even basic iftar meals
Beirut mosques serve Ramadan worshippers despite scars of port blast
Repairs delayed by lack of funding as Lebanon struggles with economic crisis
Bread crisis in Lebanon could lead to loss of hundreds of jobs
Rise in bread production costs fuelled by an 85 per cent drop in value of national currency
Cash and fuel shortages hit Lebanon's electricity providers
Many Lebanese may soon have to cope with daily hours-long power cuts amid worsening economic crisis
