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Lebanon's rival Christian parties unite to block Hezbollah candidate
Politicians backing Jihad Azour for presidency
Salameh should be arrested and imprisoned, Bassil tells The National
Free Patriotic Movement leader Gebran Bassil takes aim at Lebanon's central bank governor, Riad Salameh.
Gebran Bassil's party announces their presidential candidate
Lebanese politician, Gebran Bassil talks to The National about his party's endorsement, seven months into presidential vacuum
Syrian scooter drivers targeted in Lebanon
Lebanese security forces have been spotted stopping riders amid a government crackdown on refugees
Beirut's historic Sursock Museum reopens to public after blast
The historic Sursock Museum in Beirut opened in style, welcoming guests to discover five brand new exhibitions
Lebanon central bank governor surrenders his passports after Interpol Red Notice
The embattled governor of Lebanon's central bank made an appearance at the Palace of Justice in Beirut where he was ordered to hand over his French and Lebanese passports
Hezbollah goads Israel with military demonstration
The Iran-backed political party and militia conducts military drills in south Lebanon in a bid to show Israel and the world its fighting power
Anti-Syrian rhetoric continues in Lebanon amid forced refugee returns
Experts say Lebanese authorities are ramping up social tension to pile pressure on the international community into providing more support
Armed money changers risk everything on the streets of Beirut
The National talks to a black market money exchanger, who sells the largely devalued Lebanese Pound for US dollars
Syrian refugee returns to house to discover family deported from Lebanon
The National speaks to a Syrian refugee, whose wife and children were arrested and deported while he was at work
Lebanese salon stays open for Eid rush
A hairdresser in Beirut has paid for extra electricity to keep his salon open to cater for the Eid rush
Cancer patients turn to the black market for survival in Lebanon
Fadia nearly took a lethal dose of a fake medicine during her fight against cancer, The National gets the full picture of an unfolding crisis
Lebanese farmers concerned about water shortages this summer
Walid Al Ahmid is one of many farmers in the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon who is struggling, having to manage on less water, year on year
The National reports from site of Israeli strike in Lebanon
A concrete bridge was destroyed in the outskirts of the city of Tyre, blocking a spring aqueduct used by farmers
Tyre wakes up to Israeli missile strikes
Residents in the southern Lebanese city were awoken by two Israeli missile strikes, following thirty rockets that were fired into Israel from the area on Thursday afternoon.
