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Prices in Lebanon set to soar with new exchange rates
Finance Minister drops old exchange rate, replacing it with two new rates for taxes and customs
Night watchmen patrol the streets of Beirut
Night patrols have begun in the highly affluent Christian neighbourhood of Achrafieh in Beirut. It has come under criticism for scaremongering and being reminiscent of the Lebanese Civil War
Saudi trekkers walk 1200km from Riyadh to Abu Dhabi
Gebran Bassil discusses presidential vacancy in Lebanon
Free Patriotic Movement leader, Gebran Bassil insists he has not announced his candidacy for the Lebanese presidency
Teacher turns his 1985 Fiat 127 into an electric car
Ali Al Saeed converted his almost 40-year-old vehicle into an electric car as fuel prices continue to rise in Egypt
New migrant shelter opens up in New York
New York City has opened up a new migrant centre capable of housing 1,000 people, as authorities try to cope with the thousands of migrants arriving in the city by bus, being sent from the southern US border
The apothecary selling Islamic mysticism in Beirut
An unorthodox apothecary in Beirut sells exotic animal parts according to Islamic folklore.
How car-park cricket tournament became a lifeline in Beirut
... and caught the eye of the legendary Kumar Sangakkara himself
'I saw an opportunity to transform children's lives through cricket'
Cricket hubs in refugee camps across Lebanon are helping empower boys and girls who have experienced untold hardships
How arm wrestling is gaining ground in Lebanon
As it enjoys surging popularity in the region, arm wrestling is set to go from strength to strength
Lebanon's Salloum extends win streak with hard-fought win in New York
Super-middleweight fight went the full six rounds before Salloum awarded unanimous decision over Savage
Lebanese boxer Salloum storms to emphatic victory in New York
Super middleweight scores TKO to take next stop on his journey to the top
Para-athlete Benafsha Najafi defies Taliban and calls for help
She says the Taliban have banned her and colleagues simply because they are women
Afghanistan’s Chef de Mission demands help to evacuate Paralympic athletes
Speaking to 'The National', Arian Sadiqi says he is in contact with a dozen para-athletes seeking assistance to leave the Taliban-controlled nation
Record-breaking Tokyo Paralympics end after some inspirational tales
We pick out some of the most memorable moments from Japan
