Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has suggested the role of finance minister be held by an “independent” Shiite.
France supports Hariri’s proposal to end Lebanon Cabinet standoff
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has suggested the role of finance minister be held by an “independent” Shiite.
Facing economic meltdown, Lebanon seeks world’s help to rise from rubble
Facing an economic meltdown and other crises, Lebanon’s president on Wednesday asked for the world’s help to rebuild the capital …
DNA tests on 5 bodies washed up on shores of Lebanon
Examinations will seek to find out if the bodies are some of the nine people still missing following the Aug. 4 Beirut port blast. Short Url https://arab.news/mbt8k BEIRUT: DNA tests were on Thursday …
‘We Have Nothing Here’: A Collapsing Lebanon Sparks an Exodus of Despair
A country that previously took in refugees could become an exporter of people as government ineptitude and an economic cataclysm destroy all hope.
Lebanon couple keeps getting Amazon deliveries they didn’t buy — it may be a scam
More than $1,000 worth of items from Amazon have been showing up on a Lebanon couple’s front porch. There’s only one problem — the Waggoners didn’t buy them.
Lebanon asks world’s help ‘trying to rise from its rubble’
Facing an economic meltdown and other crises, Lebanon’s president on Wednesday asked for the world’s help to rebuild the capital’s main port and neighborhoods that were blown away …
32 coronavirus cases reported this week at Lebanon nursing home
The Ohio Department of Health is reporting 32 new COVID-19 cases this week at a Warren County nursing home, the Lebanon Healthcare Center.The cases, based on preliminary data, involve 22 residents and …
In Lebanon, Iraq, top clerics call for Iran’s proxies to be disbanded
Rai, Iraqi Grand Shia Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani became the second top cleric to call for disbanding Iranian proxies across the Middle East and restoring state sovereignty. Following his meeting with UN …
Prospects for Lebanon’s future dim as the worst is yet to come
Lebanon’s agony continues … Many businesses have already closed, but more will be forced to shutter. Going out of business will become the norm; business continuity will be the exception.