The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a resolution cutting the U.N. peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon and expanding its mandate to address U.S. and Israeli concerns about activities …
Qatar in Beirut
Jaber participated in the launching of the Donor Co-ordination Platform for countries and organisations contributing to help Lebanon overcome the port disaster …
UN renews Lebanon peacekeeping mandate with minor changes
US pressure results in a reduction of troops and stronger language, but likely few tangible changes on the ground.
‘Fresh Paint on Crumbling Building’: Lebanon Bank Clean-Up Raises Doubts
Bankers and analysts have voiced scepticism about attempts by Lebanon’s central bank to clean up the country’s banks, warning they must form part of a wider rescue plan to fix its broken financial and …
Help Lebanon Help Itself
Lebanon’s crisis offers donor countries an opportunity to approach the country creatively and ensure an equitable recovery for all Lebanese.
Deadly firefight in Lebanon prompts warnings of more trouble
A deadly battle between Lebanese Sunnis and Shi’ites overnight prompted warnings of more violence as the country is pushed to breaking point by a financial meltdown and political tensions. Two people …
Consultations to name new PM in Lebanon to begin on Monday
The office of Lebanon’s president said Friday that binding consultations with members of Parliament to designate a new prime minister will begin early next week. Monday’s consultations will coincide …
UN resolution being voted on would cut Lebanon peacekeepers
The U.N. Security Council is voting on a resolution that would extend the mandate of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon for a year but reduce its troop …
Canada ready to join Lebanon blast probe if it’s credible and transparent, Champagne says
Canada has offered to join Lebanon’s investigation into the Beirut port explosion on the condition that it is credible and transparent, the visiting foreign minister said on Thursday.
From Golden Age to War and Ruin: Lebanon in Turmoil as It Hits 100
Looking back on his childhood in the newly declared state of Lebanon nearly a century ago, Salah Tizani says the country was set on course for calamity from the start by colonial powers and sectarian …