Art Video. Beirut exhibition displays restored art after 2020 port blast Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 21/01/2022 - 18:31 GMT+1 At the Beirut Museum of Art, a collection of restored Lebanese paintings, once destroyed by the 2020 port explosion, have gone back on display Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Beirut exhibition displays restored art after 2020 port blast Now playing Next Clashes erupt at Mexico City march commemorating 1968 student massacre Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2025 – Midday Now playing Next Taylor Swift - 'The Life of a Showgirl': Euronews Culture's verdict Now playing Next Film of the Week: 'It Was Just An Accident' - Palme d'Or, Oscar next? Now playing Next Baku Grand Prix drew 13,000 fans with new safety and capacity upgrades In partnership with Azpromo Now playing Next Russia targets Ukraine's gas facilities in biggest attack of the war Now playing Next Europe-wide protests erupt after Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla Now playing Next Italy paralysed by strikes in solidarity with seized Gaza flotilla Now playing Next 'Can we eat the chicken?' Belgian PM demands answers on Russian assets Now playing Next Two killed and three injured in attack at Manchester synagogue Now playing Next Brussels, my love? Can a 'drone wall' stop Putin? Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2025 – Morning Now playing Next One victim of UK synagogue attack accidentally shot by police, officials say Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 3rd, 2025 – Evening Now playing Next Azerbaijan Investment Forum showcases new business opportunities More videos
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