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What now for Lebanon after Hezbollah loses its parliamentary majority?
We spoke to Middle East expert Dr Chloe Kattar, a research fellow in history at the University of Cambridge, to find out.
Lebanon elections: Hezbollah and allies lose majority in vote
It is the first election in Lebanon since a devastating economic crisis erupted in October 2019.
Lebanese go to polls to elect new parliament amid economic meltdown
Expectations are low that the outcome will significantly alter the political landscape, despite a new crop of candidates from a nationwide protest movement.
Deadly clashes in Beirut after protests against port explosion judge
At least five people have been shot dead in Beirut during a demonstration against the judge investigating last year's deadly port explosion.
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Clashes at Beirut protest on blast anniversary
Groups of protesters hurled stones and clashed with security forces near the Lebanese Parliament in Beirut on Wednesday, a year to the day since the devastating blast at the city's port.
Riot police and protesters clash on Beirut blast anniversary
A mix of grief over lost lives and rage at the lack of justice for the blast's victims, aggravated by a severe deterioration in living conditions in Lebanon, pushed protesters onto the streets.
'Politicians hide behind their immunity' Lebanese activist says
A year has passed since a massive port explosion rocked the Lebanese capital, leaving more than 200 civilians killed, over 6,500 injured and hundreds of thousands internally displaced. Not a single official report was issued to tell the people the truth of what happened during the blast.
EU foreign policy chief blames 'mistrust' for Lebanon deadlock
Josep Borrell repeated his call for Lebanon to form a new government as a matter of urgency a day after threatening EU sanctions if "obstruction" continued.
Borrell: EU could sanction Lebanon over reform delays
The EU's foreign policy chief has castigated Lebanese politicians for not yet having formed a new cabinet since the August 2020 Beirut Port explosion as the country teeters on the brink of financial collapse.
France confirms probe into governor of Lebanese central bank
Riad Salameh, who has been at the helm of the Banque du Liban for close to 30 years and is now at the centre of the country's financial crisis, is being investigated by both Swiss and French authorities.
Could former prime minister Saad Hariri reverse Lebanon's fortunes?
Two-time prime minister Saad Hariri was preparing to bid farewell to politics. His name is now in the frame to stop Lebanon from completely collapsing.
Lebanese prime minister-designate resigns after reform fails
Lebanon faces the dual challenge of reforming its government and rebuilding after a deadly explosion destroyed large parts of its capital city.
Beirut Blast: The angry young voices of Lebanon | Culture Clash
The Beirut explosion is the latest disaster to strike the country. Young people are outraged and fighting for a new future. This is their story.
A week after Lebanon blast, Beirut pauses to remember victims
Thousands of people marched near the devastated port, remembering those who died in the most destructive single blast to hit the country.
International donors say aid to Lebanon should come with reform
France and the United Nations are leading an international donor conference to pool resources for Beirut following last week's deadly explosion.
Two Lebanese ministers resign amid protests after deadly Beirut blast
Protesters showed up in large numbers ahead of a planned anti-government demonstration following the explosion in Beirut that killed more than 150.