BEIRUT: Six Muslim humanitarian organizations signed a memorandum of understanding Thursday that seeks to alleviate religious tensions and promote unity...
BEIRUT: A group of fishermen and environmental activists Thursday blocked the road adjacent to the old Burj Hammoud harbor to stop access to a nearby dump,...
BEIRUT: The rise of digitally enabled mass data collection sparked a global debate on where to draw the line between privacy, rights and security. While many...
BEIRUT: Prime Minister Saad Hariri Sunday vowed to cooperate closely with Kuwait after relations were strained when a alleged Hezbollah-linked terror cell was...
BEIRUT: The World Bank-financed Water Supply Augmentation Project – better known as the Bisri Dam project – is again stirring controversy...
BEIRUT: Prime Minister Saad Hariri raised the importance of renewing ties between the country and the Lebanese diaspora, at the launch of a new virtual...
BEIRUT: Data highlighting this year’s disbursement of international funds to Lebanon has sparked concern among humanitarian organizations. Only 36...
BEIRUT: Public Works and Transportation Minister Youssef Fenianos presented details Friday of a new plan to solve Beirut’s grueling traffic problem by...
BEIRUT: A joint media campaign aimed at diffusing the rising tension between Syrian refugees and Lebanese host communities was launched Thursday by the...
BEIRUT: Adolescents in Lebanon are increasingly seeking the psychedelic properties of a mind-altering drug, Salvia Divinorum, believed to be the most potent...
BEIRUT: “Land degradation might be the No. 1 problem Lebanon is facing” Environment Minister Tarek Khatib said at the launch of a program setting...
BEIRUT: With the roads closed and Army checkpoints scrutinizing entrances into Arsal more than ever, the lives of residents of the border town have been put...
BEIRUT: While property owners celebrated the passage of a rent law for private tenants earlier this year, they are now looking to take the battle to...
TRIPOLI, Lebanon: The mounds of trash that make up the Tripoli dump are more visible than ever along the northern port city’s coastline, having reached...
BEIRUT: The Lebanese Working Group on Palestinian Refugee Affairs Thursday released a report that outlines the first national approach to the issue of...
BEIRUT: A small crowd of protesters gathered outside Parliament Tuesday evening to oppose the proposed tax hike intended to fund the long-disputed salary...
BEIRUT: The debate on the functioning of the judiciary was reignited following a spate of execution-style murders in recent months, which led to a number of...
BEIRUT: Many internet users are finally benefiting from improvements to the connection speed following the approval of new tariffs by the Cabinet last month....
BEIRUT: The three tigers found maggot-infested and dehydrated at the Beirut airport four months ago and later rescued by Animals Lebanon were returned to the...
BEIRUT: Three tiger cubs found dehydrated and starved four months ago at the Beirut airport were the guests of honor Tuesday at the Downtown residence of...
BEIRUT: At first glance, the old harbor nestled between Burj Hammoud and Jdeideh looks like a postcard from bygone years. The blue and white fishing boats...
BEIRUT: The Culture Ministry is set to receive $180 million for a new scheme to revive the culture industry in Lebanon as part of a five-year plan launched...
BEIRUT: The U.N. refugee agency will not rule out cooperation with Lebanese authorities to facilitate the safe return of refugees to Syria, a senior UNHCR...
YARZE, Lebanon: Top United Nations representatives in Lebanon Wednesday said it was still too early for large numbers of refugees to return to Syria, in light...
GHAZIEH, Lebanon: The “Jabal al-Zbeleh,” or “mountain of garbage” was a fixture on the shore of the southern port city of Sidon for...