Nada Maucourant Atallah
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Lebanon could seek $1bn in damages in foreign courts over country’s largest financial scandal
Former judge Jean Tannous says Beirut could go after funds allegedly embezzled and invested in real estate abroad
Special reportLebanese families pray for justice after Israel killings
Death of teenager Khadija Atwi reflects price paid by civilians for Israeli attacks
Lebanon's civil war is not over yet, say politicians 50 years on
Weapons may have stopped firing in Lebanon, but the old sectarian system dominates
HSBC accused of turning blind eye to millions syphoned out of Banque du Liban
Leaked legal documents reveal that compliance officers raised concerns about suspicious transactions – but were overruled
Syria at critical juncture after forming new technocratic government
Transitional cabinet includes technocrats and trusted allies of Al Shara
New Syrian government to be announced on Saturday night
First major overhaul of post-Assad leadership comes amid calls for more inclusive administration
Special reportSyria's sectarian violence exposes challenges ahead for Al Shara
Recent wave of deadly violence has revealed underlying fault lines in newly liberated country
Israeli air strikes on Lebanon kill seven amid fragile truce
This is the highest single-day death toll since the November ceasefire
Unifil patrols in southern Lebanon amid rising Israeli ceasefire violations
The National spent a day with Ghanaian peacekeepers who have resumed patrols along the Israel-Lebanon border amid a precarious truce
Lebanon and Syria agree to ceasefire after border clashes kills nine
Western diplomatic sources and Lebanese security sources warn truce might not hold at the border
At least nine killed in Syria- Lebanon border clashes
At least nine have been killed in hostilities on the Bekaa Valley-Homs frontier since Sunday, including eight Syrian soldiers
Special reportKillings in Syrian village raise fears of sectarian violence without end
During a rare media visit to a site of the recent spree of sectarian killings in the country's east, The National spoke with survivors of an attack that claimed 25 lives
Kurdish-led SDF to join Syria’s state institutions under new deal
Agreement includes ceasefire, citizenship rights and integration of civil and military bodies
Syrians recount loss during fighting and revenge killings
The National spoke to eight members of the Alawite community, some confined to their homes, surrounded by intense violence, with others hiding in the woods
Militias ‘rampage’ into central Syria after killings in Alawite areas
The UN and US condemn mass sectarian killings after more than 1,300 people, mainly civilians from the minority community, have been killed since last week
