BEIRUT — A person died Friday evening during an armed clash between residents of the villages of Abdeh in Akkar, North Lebanon, L’Orient Today’s correspondent in North Lebanon reported. Here’s...
BEIRUT — President Michel Aoun met on Thursday with James Daniell, a managing director at Alvarez and Marsal, the consultancy firm tasked with the forensic audit of Banque du Liban, who relayed...
BEIRUT — Touch (known as MTC Touch) subscribers with a postpaid line have complained after receiving this month's phone invoices being charged their June bills at the new prices, which came into...
BEIRUT – The Finance and Budget Committee began reviewing the government’s proposed amendments to the banking secrecy law on Thursday, with the committee’s head projecting that the review will be...
BEIRUT — President Michel Aoun will not meet with Prime Minister-designate Najib Mikati before Eid al-Adha (July 9-12) to discuss government formation, a source at the Presidential Palace told...
In a country like Lebanon, where political polarization is in fashion, especially since the May parliamentary elections, one story is reliable clickbait. One of the MPs emanating from the protest...
This is a first. After the recent flow of international humanitarian aid intended to guarantee the army’s survival, the military will now receive soldiers’ salaries from a party other than the...
BEIRUT — Beirut’s municipality announced Thursday that it shut down and red-taped sound equipment belonging to two bars in Mar Mikhael, Beirut, for failing to comply with the new campaign to...
BEIRUT — The Public Works, Transportation, Energy and Water Committee met Thursday to discuss the difficulties regarding electricity long-term and short-term reform plans, the possibility of...
BEIRUT — Activists held a sit-in at the Beirut Justice Palace Thursday to protest “repeated crimes against children and marginalized communities,” Al-Jadeed television reported. Here’s what we...
BEIRUT — A fire burnt green spaces on Thursday in a plantation area that belongs to the Agriculture Ministry in the region of Abdeh, in Akkar, northern Lebanon, L’Orient Today’s correspondent in...
A few years ago bicycle repairman Ahmad Safadi turned his gasoline-powered vehicle into an electric car. A few weeks ago, he switched his car over to solar. Amid the electricity crisis hitting the...
BEIRUT — State power provider Électricité du Liban announced Thursday that the Deir Ammar (North Lebanon) power plant will resume operations Thursday at 2 p.m. to increase the electricity supply...
BEIRUT — Mount Lebanon Public Prosecutor Ghada Aoun appeared Wednesday before Judge Jamal Hajjar, the justice of the Court of Cassation’s sixth criminal court, after being referred last June to the...
BEIRUT — Dozens of angry depositors, members of The Cry of the Depositors association, blocked the road in front of Banque du Liban’s Beirut headquarters Thursday, the state-run National News...
BEIRUT — Every day, Fouad, a 22-year-old Syrian refugee, spends over 15 hours driving around on his motorcycle, delivering food all over Beirut. Without his motorcycle, he’d be completely lost,...
BEIRUT — Lebanese track and field athlete Noureddine Hadid was granted a US visa, after being denied one. He will participate in the World Athletic Championships next week, for the 100-meter race,...
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Want to get the Morning Brief by email? Click here to sign up . Lebanon’s new opposition MPs submitted one of their first pieces of legislation Wednesday, a law that “strengthens the protection...
Beirut’s demands, Israel’s terms, and Washington’s stance: Behind the scenes of the negotiations
Lebanon stuck between a rock and a hard place: A US disarmament plan, or an extended expansion to the war?
