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    Berlin’s Gropius Bau hosts Beirut and the Golden Sixties exhibition

    29 Apr 2022

    It traces the antagonism between Beirut’s politicised cosmopolitanism and its surrounding trans-regional conflicts.

    VIDEO: Storm topples wall, graves in old Jewish cemetery in Beirut

    26 Dec 2019

    Heavy rain and winds toppled the cemetery's stone wall, tumbling onto several graves and tombstones that came crashing down. The fallen tombstones with Hebrew writing on them could be seen from the main street where the wall had collapsed.

    VIDEO: Lebanese man tries to self-immolate over closure of daughter's school

    19 Nov 2021

    The middle-aged man can be seen in the streets trying to pour inflammable material on his body, and residents are urging him not to do so.

    Chemicals possibly behind the Beirut explosion: Report

    17 Jan 2021

    The US Treasury accused Mudalal Khoury in 2015 of "an attempted procurement of ammonium nitrate in late 2013". It sanctioned his brother Imad a year later for engaging in business activities with Mudalal.

    Lebanese judge resumes probe into 2020 Beirut port blast

    24 Jan 2023

    Upon returning to the office on Monday, Judge Tarek Bitar ordered the release of five detained suspects and announced his plan to press charges against others, reports Xinhua news agency.

    Artists aim to raise money to support the Lebanese Red Cross after the blast

    07 Oct 2020

    The initiative, "Beirut Year Zero", features paintings, installations, and sculptures by some 60 artists and aims to raise money to support them and the Lebanese Red Cross, which was at the forefront of rescue and relief work after the blast.

    Sharjah announces relief fund for publishers affected by Beirut blast

    07 Oct 2020

    The Sharjah World Book Capital Office 2019 (SWBC Office) has designed a support fund of Dhs200,000 split into two grants.

    A history of hardships

    03 Jul 2020

    The American University of Beirut, the region’s oldest and most prestigious foreign institution of higher learning, is facing three existential challenges: the collapse of Lebanon’s economy,

    New records

    09 Jun 2022

    Eight women were elected to Lebanon’s 128-member parliament on May 15, two more than in 2018 when a record six women broke through the financial,

    VIDEO: Lebanese protesters sing ‘Baby Shark’ to soothe toddler

    23 Oct 2019

    A video of a popular children's song in Lebanon has gone viral on social media after protesters in Beirut spontaneously sang the hit number to calm a toddler caught in the midst of noisy demonstrations. The boy has watched the full performance wide-eyed.

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