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'No one gave me one dollar': Beirut businesses lament costs after port blast
Economic activity rebounding five years on, after business owners forced to fund repairs themselves
Bittersweet: The Lebanese expats who left their hearts in Beirut
Deadly explosion was last straw for many amid compounding crises
Special reportFive years after the port blast, Beirut's wounds remain unhealed
Much of the physical damage has been repaired - but closure remains elusive for people frustrated by delays in the investigation and unresolved questions of accountability
'Worst-case scenario': Famine unfolds in Gaza as war death toll crosses 60,000
Humanitarian organisations sound alarm following IPC report on acute hunger levels in the enclave after nearly 22 months of fighting
From Superman to Jedi: AI memes of Donald Trump shared by the White House
US President has been depicted as a superhero and king in AI-generated photos – attracting criticism from social media users
Gaza infant who had just uttered first words among dozens killed in strikes
His mother lies in hospital, critically injured and 'clutching his tiny shoe', Unicef says
Hind Rajab, Gaza child killed by Israeli fire, gets Nobel Peace Prize nomination
Nomination was submitted by law professor in the US
Araghchi insists Iran’s commitment to avoiding war not sign of weakness
Foreign Minister says Israel sabotaged nuclear talks but US can revive them
InterviewFrom Tokyo to Gaza: One man's 600-day protest for Palestine
Yusuke Furusawa has spent nearly two years protesting in the heart of Tokyo against Israel’s war on Gaza
More than 160 NGOs call on Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to close
Hundreds have been killed seeking supplies at GHF-run sites
Artwork at Arab Summit shows beauty of Iraq's past and present
The work, created by Ahmad Hussein El Zaim, has been hanging in the presidential palace in Baghdad for years
InterviewFunding for Sudan almost 90% short of target, warns UNHCR official
Mamadou Dian Balde tells The National beleaguered country needs ‘more solidarity than ever’
Restaurant of the weekBeirut's Meat the Fish brings familiar flavours to Dubai
Tucked along the picturesque promenade of Marsa Al Arab, Lebanese eatery retains its signature charm in the Emirates
How Seoul's most popular street market is welcoming Muslim tourists
Since 2016, South Korean officials have taken measures to tap into the halal tourism market
Postcard from Jeju: From volcanic origins to a visionary future
South Korean island famed for cultural heritage and natural wonders has now become known for its clean-energy revolution and space ambitions
