BEIRUT: Amid a growing economic crisis, many Syrian refugees in Lebanon are going hungry, pulling their children out of school and in rising numbers returning...
BEIRUT: Human Rights Watch Tuesday called out the dire financial straits of Lebanon’s hospitals, saying that government leaders and Banque du Liban...
BEIRUT: Lebanon was in the “high human development” category in a report released Monday by the United Nations Development Program examining...
TRIPOLI, Lebanon: Twelve apron-clad young men and women gathered around stainless steel tables, deftly dicing cilantro, bell peppers and tomatoes into...
BEIRUT: A small group of tourists gathered in front of Beirut Souks Tuesday evening. Sari Haddad, a guide with Free Walking Tours Beirut, began his usual...
MAR ELIAS CAMP, Lebanon: Like many Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, Salwa Saleh and her family were already struggling to meet expenses before the...
BEIRUT: Protesters reacted with fury earlier this month when President Michel Aoun, during a speech, told anti-government demonstrators that “if they...
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s October Revolution has been not only televised but documented extensively in videos, photographs and written accounts on social media....
BEIRUT: Along with the controversial general amnesty bill, the roster of legislative proposals slated to head to Parliament (if it isn’t postponed)...
BEIRUT: Private hospitals across Lebanon carried out a “warning strike” Friday over delayed government payments and difficulties in access to medical...
CHOUEIFAT, Lebanon: Hundreds of mourners from different parts of Lebanon streamed into the town of Choueifat Thursday morning to pay their respects at the...
BEIRUT: A push for an independent labor union sector has begun amid the past month’s largely decentralized mass protests. In some sectors, workers have...
BEIRUT: Beset by long-running deficits in government payments, now compounded by the country’s currency issues, Lebanon’s private hospitals...
BEIRUT: With many schools shuttered at least intermittently over the past three weeks of mass protests in Lebanon, some have found workarounds to keep up with...
BEIRUT: On a stretch of sidewalk facing the protest encampment in Martyrs’ Square Tuesday morning, about a dozen volunteers were getting their hands...
BEIRUT: Before Lebanon’s “October Revolution” began, Recycle Lebanon founder Joslin Kehdy had been searching for a space to launch a pilot project of a model...
BEIRUT: While most other major universities remained closed, classes reopened at the American University of Beirut Thursday. The decision drew a mixed...
BEIRUT: With dollars in short supply, banks closed and uncertainty about the stability of the Lebanese pound, some tenants who don’t have a ready supply...
BEIRUT: In the most widespread violence since mass anti-government protests began nearly two weeks ago, supporters of Hezbollah and the Amal Movement entered...
SIDON, Lebanon: When Palestinians in Lebanon took to the streets in July to protest a crackdown by then-Labor Minister Camille Abousleiman on non-Lebanese...
BEIRUT: Hezbollah supporters marred the ninth day of nationwide demonstrations Friday after clashing with protesters and riot police in Riad al-Solh Square....
BEIRUT: An OTV presenter's sexist comment about Ukrainian women this week sparked widespread condemnation in the local Ukrainian community, including from the...
BEIRUT: Protesters vowed to continue taking to the streets of Beirut, despite the violence that broke out Friday afternoon in Riad al-Solh Square, where...
BEIRUT: With all major universities remaining closed throughout Lebanon, some professors and students have taken their classes to the streets and other...
BEIRUT: One of the most widely noted features of the protests sweeping Lebanon in the past week is their geographic diversity. While other recent protest...