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Israel’s bombing campaign and mass evacuations in Lebanon push Syrian refugees into another cycle of flight
Strikes and forced displacement orders are dashing hopes that the ancient city’s revival would help support Lebanon's battered economy
Lebanese government opens sports arenas to host displaced people in capital
Military expanding strikes beyond traditional Hezbollah strongholds
Any perception that the army is directly pursuing the Iran-backed group risks triggering civil strife in the country
Comfort Hotel owner condemns Israel and Hezbollah after displaced families attacked in Christian-majority suburb
Indirect assurances protect Lebanon’s air and sea gateways, but continued Hezbollah fire could widen Israel’s campaign to Lebanese infrastructure
By breaking one-sided ceasefire, Hezbollah has emboldened Israel again
Militants say first attack since November 2024 is in 'revenge for blood of Khamenei'
Beirut's skies remain silent after killing of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
The review, backed by US pressure, is seen as crucial to convincing foreign banks that the financial system is safe to re-enter
Chief of staff managed talks on behalf of government in Damascus
Extremist group has declared war on President Ahmad Al Shara's government
Exclusive: Currency overhaul and oil and gas revenue are key steps towards recovery, central bank chief Abdulkader Husrieh tells The National
Government faces the challenge of trying to integrate back into society those with no affiliation to ISIS – while containing others who remain a security threat
