Five years after the deadly explosion at Beirut’s port on 4 August 2020, many Lebanese are still struggling with loss, trauma and broken lives.

US Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack met with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in the Lebanese capital on Monday. The ...

The Lebanese president and prime minister on Wednesday told a visiting group of US senators that Israel needed to withdraw from occupied points in southern ...

The city of Beirut was rocked by one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history. In a matter of seconds, a massive ...

The talks in Paris brokered by the United States were the latest effort to reduce tensions between the two longstanding foes, ...

Five years after the Beirut port explosion, families of victims are still seeking justice. The blast, caused by detonated ...

Israeli drones on Thursday dropped warning leaflets over the southern Lebanese town of Shebaa, cautioning residents to stay ...

On Aug. 4, 2020, a routine call to Beirut’s Karantina fire station ended in tragedy when ten firefighters dispatched to the city’s port perished in what would become the largest non-nuclear explosion ...

Proposal lays out four phases that would lead to terror group's missiles and drones being dismantled by the end of the year ...

BEIRUT: People are buying water by the truckload in Beirut as the state supply faces its worst shortages in years, with the ...

Terror group says move 'fully serves Israel's interest'; IDF strike in Lebanon kills Hezbollah operative who it says directed ...

Two days after a massive explosion in Beirut, the death toll held at 135 people with 5,000 wounded, yet the estimate on those made homeless increased to 300,000, with losses estimated between $10 ...