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Thousands of people gathered in the Lebanese capital Wednesday to commemorate the 2005 assassination of former prime minister Rafic Hariri and urge his son Saad to make a political comeback.Hariri was thrust into the political limelight following the February 14, 2005 assassination of his father.

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - Beirut's Martyrs' Square is witnessing the gathering of thousands of supporters of the Future Movement, in anticipation of former Prime Minister Saad Hariri's arrival at the

Thousands of people gathered in the Lebanese capital Wednesday to commemorate the 2005 assassination of former prime minister Rafic Hariri and urge his son Saad to make a political comeback. Waving the pale-blue flags of Saad Hariri's political party the Future Movement, the crowd clapped and cheered as he paid his respects at his father's tomb in central Beirut. "We want Saad Hariri to return to Lebanon, so that security and stability return," said Dina Hleihel, 55, a suppor...

As part of a fact-finding mission to the Middle East in late 2007, one year after Hezbollah concluded a war with Israel, we spent a few days with Hezbollah. I knew that Hezbollah carried heavy baggage, could be threatening, and operated as a state within a state, but it never seemed, as bludgeoning reports insisted,

PRELIMINARY STATEMENT Vote-buying practices affected the voters’ free choice and resulted in a lack of level-playing field Beirut, 17 May 2022 This preliminary statement of the EU election observation mission (EU EOM) is delivered before the completion of the entire electoral process. Critical

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Kim Jones' Fendi is said to be linking with Stefano Pilati, Neutrogena signs Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Lafayette 148's new ad campaign.

British designer Patrick McDowell's spring 2024 collection was inspired by Rambert’s first ever performance “A Tragedy of Fashion,” staged in 1926.

Lebanon's economy is imploding and with it social stability. While the country’s politicians understand the depth of the crisis, they have used the coronavirus lockdown, argues Maha Yahya, as an chance to settle old scores and – following months of popular rejection – stage a comeback

Lebanon’s security forces arrested a Lebanese journalist on suspicion of collaborating with the Israeli regime.