Nada Maucourant Atallah
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Countries urge their citizens to leave Lebanon amid fears of war
Germany and the Netherlands are the latest to issue warnings as Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah trade fire across the border
ExclusivePrague to lead safety mission to Syria as refugees pressed to return
EU countries increase calls for reassessment of blanket protection granted to Syrians since 2011
Lebanon judiciary orders former Creditbank chairman to court
The charges against the Lebanese bank include fraudulent bankruptcy, forgery, money laundering, and tax evasion
Germany cancels arrest warrant for Riad Salameh, but charges remain
The German judiciary has been investigating Lebanon's former central bank chief over charges including forgery and money laundering since 2021
Special reportLebanon plans to rely on Iraqi fuel despite unpaid bills
Beirut's complex import scheme to be extended until 2028, further delaying green transition
US envoy heads to Israel and Lebanon amid border escalation
Amos Hochstein's visit follows increase in attacks between Israeli forces and Hezbollah in recent weeks
Red Cross stages risky mission to bring rare help to conflict-hit south Lebanon
The National accompanied Red Cross workers on trip to assist about 60,000 people still living near the border with Israel despite daily violence
Postcard from Baalbek: Inside the Hezbollah museum that showcases its power
Iran-backed group's latest museum in Lebanon displays an arsenal of weapons designed to 'intimidate our enemy'
Lebanon's cost of living soars as dollar replaces local currency
The Consumer Price Index, published by the state statistics agency, rose by an annualised 70.4% last month
French envoy returns to Lebanon in bid to end presidential vacuum
The country has been without a head of state since October 2022
Hezbollah chief Nasrallah to speak on Iranian President Raisi's death
Tehran is a key supporter of the Lebanese armed group and political party
IMF: Lebanon's reforms 'insufficient' to fix economic crisis
Fund welcomes financial reforms but says much more needed as crisis continues to 'weigh heavily' on Lebanese people
Iron grip of Iran's clerical rulers cushions shock of Raisi's death
Sudden exit of the president could put Iran on path to hereditary rule, political analysts say
Israeli drone kills two after Hezbollah rockets target army bases
Israeli drone kills two Hezbollah fighters in a car after Lebanese militant group launches 60 rockets at three military bases in the occupied Golan Heights
SPECIAL REPORTUN force trying to keep peace on volatile Israel-Lebanon border
The National joins Spanish peacekeepers given the task of co-ordinating between Israeli and Lebanese authorities
