Nada Homsi

President Aoun says details being studied in the interest of his country's 'rights and sovereignty'

Central bank will no longer subsidise imports, leading to a jump in prices

Cases on everything from domestic violence to traffic tickets have halted, adding to the woes of a population enduring economic crisis

The bill is one of the measures demanded by the international lender in order to unlock about $3 billion in aid

Central bank reserves continue to shrink as politicians bicker over what such a law should look like

Residents are increasingly reliant on expensive private generators

Private education has become increasingly unaffordable

Stakes of free-speech debate are high in nation where killings of reporters are not unknown

Bassam Al Sheikh Hussein tells 'The National' he won't quit until he gets his money – and if he doesn't, he'll do the whole thing again

A hostage drama in Lebanon has created an unlikely hero for a public mired in economic crisis

An armed man held up a branch and demanded his savings, drawing popular backing and sparking heated protests against the country's banking sector

Indirect talks between Lebanon and Israel have been taking place for more than a decade but Beirut may ultimately have little to show for it

Thousands marched and gathered at the port to demand an investigation and justice

Victims' families marched in Lebanese capital in protest over delayed justice

Ambassador to Lebanon highlights 'very strong evidence' that cargo on board the 'Laodicea' was pilfered