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Lebanese rush to buy weapons for personal security
Two years of economic meltdown and political instability leave the state unable to protect its citizens
Aoun approves May 15 for Lebanon's legislative elections
Lebanese set to vote in first elections since financial meltdown
Lebanon to hold parliamentary election on May 15
Decree issued by interior minister awaits approval by prime minister and president
Beirut residents sue Hezbollah leader over deadly clashes
Lawsuit filed in response to Hezbollah sympathiser case against a Christian leader
Lebanese anti-corruption hero brushes off Hezbollah hate campaign
Smear campaign launched against journalist Riad Kobaissi because he won a US award
Lebanese Christian leader rejects decree on jobs for Palestinians
Gebran Bassil calls for opposition to decree opening high-paying professions to Palestinians and other non-citizens
Lebanon's Byblos brings back Christmas tree despite financial crunch
Lebanese city renowned for extravagant holiday celebrations could not afford a tree last year
Cautious optimism after French-Saudi push for Lebanon
Paris and Riyadh work together to support impoverished Beirut after diplomatic dispute with Gulf
Lebanese city opens Christmas market despite economic crunch
The coastal city of Batroun has witnessed a tourism boom amid the poverty and power cuts plaguing other parts of the struggling country
Lebanon imposes curfew on the unvaccinated over Christmas period
Ministry of Public Health announces new measures as Omicron variant of Covid-19 spreads worldwide
Lebanon a step closer to Word Bank cash aid
Scheme to help 150,000 of Lebanon's poorest families launched after two years of economic meltdown
Lebanese minister pleads for water as forest fires rage near Beirut
Nasser Yassine says climate change and general neglect are leading to more frequent fires
Lebanese architects make saffron bloom in the Bekaa valley
Experts say exporting the spice could bring millions of dollars to cash-strapped country
Lebanon medicine prices skyrocket as subsidies lifted
Prices now unaffordable for most residents who have fallen into poverty two years into an economic meltdown
Maronite Patriarch urges Lebanon to resolve Gulf crisis
Livelihoods of 'hundreds of thousands' of Lebanese depend on good relations with the Gulf, he says