Lebanon Building Collapse Kills 15, Sparks Infrastructure Concerns
A deadly building collapse in Tripoli, Lebanon, leaves 15 dead, prompting government action on aging infrastructure and 105 at-risk structures.
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Lebanon Building Collapse Kills 14, Sparks Urban Safety Concerns
At least 14 dead in Tripoli building collapse; Lebanon pledges funds for 105 at-risk structures as urban safety concerns rise.
Israel Targets Hezbollah Leadership in Beirut Airstrike; Tensions Escalate
Israeli airstrike in Beirut kills Hezbollah’s chief of staff, escalating regional tensions. Lebanon reports casualties as cross-border clashes intensify.
Chinese Peacekeepers Brave Landmine Risks in Lebanon
Chinese peacekeepers in southern Lebanon face perilous landmine clearance missions amid shifting conflict zones, highlighting global security challenges.
Jamil Hodeib: Pioneering Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beirut
Discover the inspiring journey of Jamil Hodeib, Lebanon’s first acupuncturist, and his 30-year legacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beirut.
Israel Maintains Troop Positions in South Lebanon Beyond Truce Deadline
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirms troops will remain in five positions in south Lebanon beyond the truce deadline, escalating tensions with Hezbollah.
Shia Clans Flee Syria Amid Escalating Border Clashes with Lebanon
Shia clans are evacuating Syria for Lebanon following intense border clashes and heavy bombardment between Lebanese forces and the new Syrian army in the Qusayr region.
Chinese Peacekeepers in Lebanon Pass UN Mine Clearance Certification with Flying Colors
All 60 members of the 23rd Chinese peacekeeping engineering contingent to Lebanon have successfully passed the UN Mine Action Service qualification assessment, earning dual certifications in mine clearance and EOD.
Death Toll in Southern Lebanon Rises to Three After Israeli Firing
Lebanon’s health ministry reports that the death toll from Israeli firing in southern Lebanon has risen to three, with 44 others injured. Residents were attempting to return to their villages when the incident occurred.
Israel Blocks Displaced Lebanese from Returning to Border Villages
Israel orders displaced Lebanese residents not to return to border villages, extending its military presence in southern Lebanon beyond the ceasefire deadline.
Israeli Forces to Remain in Southern Lebanon Beyond Ceasefire Deadline
Israeli forces will remain in southern Lebanon beyond the ceasefire deadline due to incomplete implementation of terms, as tensions with Hezbollah persist.
Israeli Forces to Remain in Southern Lebanon Beyond Withdrawal Deadline
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the military will remain in southern Lebanon beyond the Sunday withdrawal deadline set in a November ceasefire deal with Hezbollah.
Discover Lebanon’s Rich Heritage at the National Museum
Explore Lebanon’s rich heritage at the National Museum, featuring priceless artifacts from the Phoenician civilization to modern times, and discover the indomitable spirit of a nation through its history.
Guterres Highlights Ongoing Challenges in Gaza Humanitarian Aid Distribution
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that despite the ceasefire, humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza continues to face significant challenges, during a press conference in Beirut, Lebanon.
UN Chief Guterres Calls for Israel’s Timely Withdrawal from Lebanese Territory
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanese territory within the agreed timeframe during a press conference in Beirut, concluding his two-day visit to Lebanon.
UN Chief Urges Israel’s Withdrawal from Lebanese Territory
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for Israel to withdraw from Lebanon, stressing the need to respect Lebanon’s sovereignty and fully implement UN Resolution 1701.
Lebanon Names Nawaf Salam as New Prime Minister Amid Economic Challenges
Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun has appointed Nawaf Salam as the new Prime Minister. Salam, president of the International Court of Justice, is tasked with forming a new government amid economic challenges.
Lebanon’s President Appoints Nawaf Salam as New Prime Minister
Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun appoints Nawaf Salam, president of the International Court of Justice, as the new prime minister after he secures majority parliamentary support.
Lebanon’s Newly-Elected President Joseph Aoun to Visit Saudi Arabia on First Official Trip
Lebanon’s newly-elected President Joseph Aoun will make his first official trip to Saudi Arabia following an invitation from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, signaling strengthened bilateral ties.
Lebanon in 2024: Escalating Conflicts and an Uncertain Future
Lebanon faces an uncertain future as 2024 ends, following intense conflicts between Israel and Hezbollah. Despite a ceasefire, the impact of over two months of fighting continues to challenge the nation.