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Vessel symbolises alleviation of global food shortage caused by war in Ukraine
Collapse of silos' northernmost side blamed on weeks of government inaction, despite pleas from 2020 blast victims' families for monument
Army intelligence try to keep the peace outside bakeries short on subsidised loaves as food crisis fuels anti-Syrian rhetoric
The loan will finance wheat imports for at least six months, alleviating acute bread shortages
Pageant, held for first time since 2018, is part of campaign to bring more tourism to struggling country
For generations, a branch of the Itani clan have taken it upon themselves to protect a threatened slice of public coastline
As temperatures across Europe hit record highs, The National's Middle East reporters share tips on how to stay cool
Legal action against TGS, a US-Norwegian geophysical services group, is seeking $250m in damages
Hezbollah chief encourages Lebanon's leaders to take firmer stance on indirect border talks with Israel
Rights groups fear persecution and abuse awaits refugees forcibly returned to Syria ― which they say is still unsafe
'Imagine all the people who can’t afford to come to these protests because they can’t afford the gas to get here,' demonstrator says
Experts fear the increase will make internet, mobile phones and data a luxury for many Lebanese
As the country's economic woes mount, Lebanese increasingly resort to desperate measures to make ends meet
Politicians and community leaders were quick to denounce crimes documented in video
