Amid the economic crisis, a son struggles to find the $7,000 required every three weeks for his mother’s cancer drugs.
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An increase in raids by the Lebanese Armed Forces has left Syrian refugees in hiding, worried about being forced back.
Over 1,000 Syrians who died in Turkey have been sent back for burial but those from Assad-controlled areas can’t return.
A week after earthquakes struck, Turkish rescue crews refuse to give up and find a teenage girl in the rubble.
Judge Tarek Bitar has faced intense opposition from Lebanon’s establishment since resuming the investigation on Monday.
The ruins of a submerged city on the Tigris River that emerged this year belonged to a little-known empire.
Farm based on respecting the ecosystem is sheltered from the changing market amid global food insecurity.
An investigation conducted by an Australian NGO says boat is largely intact, but families dispute the findings.
Thousands gather in Lebanon’s capital to commemorate two years since a deadly port explosion, demanding accountability.
Legal cases abroad are giving survivors hope for justice, but they say an independent UN probe remains essential.
