Lebanon City police announced the identity of a man who was found dead near the Quittapahilla Creek canal in Lebanon on Friday as 20-year-old Kenneth Santiago. A …
Lebanon’s Banks Are Burning
Lebanon’s Banks Are Burning Lebanon’s Banks Are Burning… BEIRUT—Lebanon has flattened its coronavirus curve but the country’s protesters are rising up once again. Rather than the placards and …
IMF chief says had ‘productive’ call with Lebanon on its recovery plan
The head of the International Monetary Fund said on Monday she had a “productive” discussion with Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab on the country’s economic recovery plan, and an IMF team would …
Lebanon’s banned Hezbollah says not active in Germany
The head of Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement on Monday condemned Germany’s ban on his group as bowing to US pressure and insisted it was not active in the country. Germany designated Hezbollah a “Shiite t …
Bankrupt Lebanon’s turn to IMF is overdue
The central bank’s governor since 1993, Riad Salameh, continued to attract dollars from Lebanon’s diaspora and around the Middle East by offering ruinously high exchange rates. He called this …
Lebanon restaurants partially reopen, face faltering economy
The owners of some of Lebanon’s best-known clubs have pulled together a three-day, non-stop virtual music festival …
Lebanon gripped by prime minister’s feud with bank governor
A public fight between Lebanon’s new prime minister and its once untouchable central bank governor is jeopardising the state’s efforts to secure badly needed international financial support as it …
Barak: Goal of first Lebanon War was to turn Jordan to Palestinian State
The former prime minister told Maariv that the late Ariel Sharon was very clear when he told ministers Israel’s end goal was to drive PLO into Jordan but they “didn’t understand or pretend not to.” …
Lebanon banks reject rescue plan as government asks IMF for help
An economic rescue plan that will form the basis of Lebanon’s talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was panned by banks on Friday as one that would “destroy confidence” in the country.
Why Lebanon’s Protesters Are Back
As the coronavirus lockdown eases, demonstrators respond to the country’s worst economic crisis since the civil war.