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Before and after photos from Beirut's port reveal scale of disaster
Satellite images, taken before and after the twin explosions in Beirut, reveal the sheer scale of Tuesday's disaster.
Cataclysmic explosion sows devastation in Lebanese capital
The blast appeared to have been caused by a fire igniting 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate left unsecured in a warehouse.
A timeline of Beirut's explosions as told by people who survived them
From moment the explosions hit to the trauma felt the morning after, this timeline shows the human cost of Tuesday's events in Beirut.
In pictures: Beirut suffers unprecedented damage following explosions
Two explosions near the Lebanese capital's port destroyed nearly half the city, officials said.
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Lebanese government 'treats population with disdain'
Riots are taking place in Lebanon because of the government’s failure to address deep-seated economic problems in the country, it's been claimed.
Clashes in Beirut ahead of government confidence vote
Security forces used tear gas and water cannon to stop the protesters near the parliament building in downtown Beirut
54 injured in Lebanon: violence erupts as police clash with protesters
Dozens were wounded late on Saturday as police clashed with anti-government protesters. It was one of the most violent confrontations since demonstrations began in October.
Hezbollah supporters attack anti-government protest site in Beirut
Hezbollah supporters have attacked and ransacked the main anti-government protest site in the Lebanese capital
Angry protesters block major roads in Lebanon
Nationwide protests paralyzed Lebanon on Friday as demonstrators blocked major roads in a second day of rallies against the government's handling of a severe economic crisis and the entire country's political class.
Life coach Tony Robbins shares top career advice: Self-education
Best-selling author and life coach Tony Robbins, famous for helping people like President Clinton and Serena Williams in times of personal and professional crisis, came to the UAE to share his advice with an audience which included parliamentarians.
Artists and locals make-over Beirut suburb of Ouzai
Ouzai, a once neglected neighbourhood near Beirut, is being transformed by passionate painters.
Festive cheer as Beirut Christmas tree lights up
Beirut enters Christmas Atmospheres introducing the massive fireworks display which illuminates the night sky
Voting ends in Lebanese elections
The Lebanese election sees a battle between a Western and Saudi-backed coalition headed by Hariri and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah group.
Oscars 2018: Here are the best foreign language film nominees
Ninety-two countries submitted a film for consideration as Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards, the highest-ever number of submissions. The shortlisted nominees are from from Sweden, Lebanon, Chile, Russia and Hungary.
HezbollHezbah leader vows to return focus to Israel at rally in Beirut
Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has vowed at a rally in Beirut that the Iranian-backed militant group will return their focus to the Palestinian cause, following President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Clashes near U.S. embassy in Beirut
U.S. and Israeli flags have been burnt outside the American embassy in Beirut, with police firing tear gas and water canons at protesters
Fayrouz gives glimpse of upcoming album
Lebanese icon Fayrouz revealed on social media a sneak peak of her newest album to be released this fall.
Shakespeare celebrated at Beirut's Al Bustan festival
This classical music festival marks 400 years since England's greatest poet and playwright died.
UN urges members to take 'all necessary measures' to defeat ISIL
The United Nations is calling on member states to take “all necessary measures” to defeat the self-proclaimed Islamic State. The Security Council