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More than 30 people fled a Lebanon detention center at dawn on Sunday, security forces said, after sawing their way through a window, according to a

Thirty-one people fled a Lebanon detention center at dawn on Sunday, security forces said, after sawing their way through a window, according to a judicial official.

The Syrian Network for Human Rights said at least 16 media workers were detained last week by Syrian Democratic Forces intelligence over 'false' allegations of 'espionage'

The US has greenlighted two separate funds to help prop up Lebanon’s army and its Internal Security Forces (ISF), officials and sources familiar with the

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DUBAI: Two years ago, on Aug. 4, 2020, Ghassan Hasrouty walked into his office at the port of Beirut where he had worked a steady job for the past 38 years. He would not return home that day. At 6:07 p.m. local time, hundreds of tons of hazardously stored ammonium nitrate ignited in Warehouse 12 where Hasrouty was working. He and several of his colleagues were killed

The Lebanese man, S. H., born in 1973, has a history of crime. When located in the area of Ras al-Nabaa, he was arrested.

The Lebanese authorities proceeded to seize the Syrian ship Ludisia, docked in the port of Tripoli, following complaints by the Ukrainian ambassador to Lebanon to the Lebanese president that the ship carries stolen wheat and barley from Ukraine.

The economic crisis has left Lebanese prisoners with a shortage of food, medicine, and water. Riots or a "revolution" seems to be threatening the internal security of prisons in Lebanon

The ISF revealed that it received information on huge amounts of drugs being stored in a house in Tripoli, and proceeded to raid the place and arrest the suspect.