BEIRUT: The first couple to have a civil marriage on Lebanese soil are calling caretaker Interior Minister Marwan Charbel’s approval of their contract...
BEIRUT, Lebanon: From the outside, there are few hints that Gaza Hospital ever had a thing to do with medicine. Laundry hangs out the windows of the shabby...
BEIRUT: The European Union is considering how best to help Lebanon weather the regional storm, the head of its delegation to the country said Monday, as the...
BEIRUT: The child of the first civil marriage on Lebanese soil will have no sect, newlywed and mother-to-be Kholoud Succariyeh said Thursday. Succariyeh and...
BEIRUT: It was raining down the muddy alleyways of Burj al-Barajneh, but for a group of gleeful toddlers in the Palestinian refugee camp, the day was all sun,...
BEIRUT: The European Commission will soon provide 30 million euros to aid Syrian refugees in Lebanon, a visiting European commissioner said Tuesday, adding...
BEIRUT: It was shocking when Moemin al-Mohammad died earlier this month after several hospitals declined to take the feverish toddler into their care. The...
BEIRUT: Starting Monday, municipalities and villages across the country will be able to apply for a share of $27.1 million USAID has allocated for local...
BEIRUT: The war in Syria has compounded what was already an emergency situation for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, UNRWA’s top official in the country...
BEIRUT: The first hearing for the man accused of contributing to last year’s suicide of Ethiopian domestic worker Alem Dechasa Desisa was postponed...
BEIRUT: The registration system in Lebanon is a major barrier for Syrian refugees attempting to access health care, Medicins Sans Frontieres said in a report...
BEIRUT: More than half of Syrian refugees in Lebanon are not receiving the medical care they need, a report by the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres...
BEIRUT: When Alem Dechasa-Desisa hung herself by her bed sheets in a psychiatric hospital last March, she heightened a fury that had already been sparked when...
BEIRUT: When kids play war in Tripoli’s Sunni neighborhood of Bab al-Tabbaneh, they point their plastic guns up. On the hill above in the Alawite Jabal...
BEIRUT: Two-thirds of Lebanon’s Christians believe their existence in the country is under threat, according to a recent Ipsos poll seen by The Daily...
BEIRUT: Palestinians fleeing the violence in Syria must pay LL25,000 to enter Lebanon, a fee that is preventing some refugees from making it across the...
BEIRUT: As the Syrian conflict drags on, its sectarian dimensions are becoming more pronounced, increasing the possibility that violence will further push...
BEIRUT: A day after the telecoms minister claimed that the Internal Security Forces had asked for access to passwords for email and social media sites as well...
BEIRUT: General Security’s Beirut detention center is a limbo in more than one sense. It’s halfway between a prison and a parking lot, its minders...
BURJ Al-BARAJNEH/SHATILA, Lebanon: The proprietor of a Burj al-Barajneh cigarette shop was preoccupied by Gaza: He was arguing with a news anchor about the...
BEIRUT: Splitting his wooden flagstaff in half on the way out of Martyrs Square Sunday afternoon, at least one young man seemed to anticipate the violent...
BEIRUT: The bomb that rocked Lebanon Friday exploded with such force that it hurled part of a mangled car several stories into the air, where it lodged onto a...
BEIRUT: The destruction of the bomb that ripped through Ashrafieh Friday afternoon spread far past its immediate vicinity, as distraught victims awoke in...
MARJ, Lebanon: Mother and son seemed content next to each other; she was propped up against a scruffy wooden headboard and he nuzzled in soft light blue. At 2...
BEIRUT: Four Sudanese refugees who had taken part in a hunger strike outside the U.N. refugee agency have been released after a month in detention without...