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No armed groups allowed in Lebanon, president tells Hezbollah's ally Iran
No group in Lebanon is permitted to bear arms or rely on foreign backing, its president told a visiting senior Iranian official on Wednesday after the cabinet approved the goals of a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm the Iran-aligned Hezbollah group.
Khaleej Times on MSN2h
Water shortages plague Beirut as low rainfall compounds woes
People are buying water by the truckload in Beirut as the state supply faces its worst shortages in years, with the leaky ...
Lebanon's president rejects external interference in its affairs amid tensions over a plan to disarm Hezbollah, backed by the ...
Five years after the Beirut port explosion, families of victims are still seeking justice. The blast, caused by detonated ...
Asharq Al-Awsat on MSN1d
Larijani in Beirut amid Wave of Lebanese Objections against Iranian Meddling
Beirut: Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani arrived in Beirut on Wednesday amid a wave of objections by Lebanese officials over Tehran’s continued “meddling” in their ...
Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun emphasized no group should bear arms or seek foreign aid, advocating disarmament of Hezbollah ...
The KFAED acting chief went on to say that he intends on meeting a number of top Lebanese officials in a bid to bolster ...
Lebanon’s conundrum has entered a new phase after Hezbollah rebuffed the major political strides of the government, most notably its reaffirmation of the principle that arms must remain monopolized by ...
Because of political pressures, no one has been held responsible to date for the catastrophic 2020 port explosion in ...
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