US, French and German citizens are all reported to have died in the blast as the death toll continues to rise on Thursday.
Beirut Explosion Leads to Growing Anger as Lebanon Searches for Victims
Lebanese authorities scrambled to clear the rubble left from this week’s massive explosion and search for victims, as the government continued its investigation into the causes of a blast that killed …
Lebanese MP says Azerbaijan’s financial assitance demonstrates Islamic solidarity
The MP said that the assistance provided by the Azerbaijani government to the people of Lebanon is very important and well-timed. ‘We shall express our gratitude to President Ilham Aliyev, the …
Lebanese MP says Azerbaijan’s financial assitances demonstrates Islamic solidarity
By providing financial assistance to Lebanon, Azerbaijan, represented by President Ilham Aliyev, has demonstrated Islamic solidarity, which is so necessary at the present time, Lebanese MP Imad …
Beirut Explosion: Iraq sends Aid to Lebanon
By John Lee.
On Wednesday evening, the Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab received an Iraqi delegation headed by Oil Minister Ihsan Abdul-Jabbar, representing Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa …
Macron Promises to Help Mobilise Aid for Lebanon After Massive Blast
French President Emmanuel Macron called for urgent support for Lebanon where he arrived on Thursday, two days after a devastating blast ripped through Beirut, killing 145 people and generating a …
Macron Visits Traumatised Lebanon After Deadly Mega-blast
French President Emmanuel Macron visited shell-shocked Beirut Thursday, pledging support and urging change after a massive explosion devastated the Lebanese capital in a disaster that has has sparked …
What Political Fallout From The Lebanon Blast?
With public anger now boiling over the epic destruction caused by a disaster blamed on official negligence, in a country choking from its worst ever economic crisis, what will be the political impact?
French President Macron lands in Lebanon, US and French citizens dead
French President Emmanuel Macron landed in Beirut on Thursday as the first foreign leader to visit since the explosion, and will meet with Lebanese political leaders.
Can Lebanon Survive? Massive Beirut Explosion Follows ‘Crisis Upon Crisis’
“We have nothing here, and it keeps getting worse by the day. I have wasted my youth,” Mohammad Hijazi told Newsweek.