Nada Homsi

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

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