The Lebanese government is reportedly unwilling to allow the Shiite organization Hezbollah to lead the reconstruction efforts in Beirut and the southern regions of the country.

A retired Syrian general, who commanded forces fighting ISIS, reportedly disappeared or was abducted by personnel from the Syrian embassy in Beirut, Lebanon.

Experts suggest that Hezbollah's efforts to disrupt talks between Beirut and Jerusalem are proving unsuccessful, despite Israeli strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon.

Six years after the devastating Beirut port explosion, Lebanon commemorates the victims while the quest for justice continues for those affected. The explosion reopened old traumas from the civil war, with many still seeking accountability.

Six years after the Beirut port explosion that killed 200 people and displaced 300,000 without any arrests, Joseph Aoun demanded the issuance of a formal indictment, stating that 'justice does not mean revenge.'

A new report indicates that Hezbollah’s Islamic Health Organization continues to operate in a south Lebanon pilot zone, raising doubts about Beirut’s capacity to curb the group's influence and potentially jeopardizing the Beirut-Jerusalem agreement.

Israel is reportedly testing a new diplomatic approach with Lebanon, focusing on a 'land for arms' formula to change Beirut's behavior and potentially achieve a peace deal after decades of failed attempts.

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam announced that Beirut is actively working towards a full Israeli withdrawal from territories it occupies, during a visit to a recently deployed army village.

Dr. Georgios Charalambous, a faculty member at the American University of Beirut – Mediterraneo, has been elected as the Chair of the European Mathematical Society Young Academy.

Lebanon has initiated a stabilization process by taking control of several zones in the country's south, as part of an agreement between Beirut and Tel Aviv, occurring a day before a meeting with Trump.

Tunisia is experiencing rolling power outages as it grapples with a severe heatwave, leading to protests over the electricity cuts. The country is resorting to these measures to manage the increased demand for power.

A review of Cyril Aris's film "A Sad and Beautiful World" (original title: "Един тъжен и прекрасен свят"), which tells the story of Yasmina and Nino, born minutes apart in a Beirut hospital.

Beirut-based jeweller Tania Nawbar shares her appreciation for vintage watches, particularly those passed down or gifted by her family, valuing their sentimental meaning over current trends.

The Syrian foreign minister, Asaad al-Shibani, visited Beirut for meetings with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and parliament speaker Nabih Berri, an ally of Hezbollah, following a suggestion from Trump for Syria to confront Hezbollah.

The Austrian public broadcaster ORF is advertising for a correspondent position to lead its Beirut bureau, following the last working day of its current chief, El-Gawhary, with a salary of at least 68,343.10 Euros including allowances.

Al Jazeera reports on the latest developments from Beirut, including ongoing peace talks between Lebanon and Israel, and the return of people to the southern regions of Lebanon.

The American University of Beirut – Mediterraneo (AUB Mediterraneo) announced its participation in the CyprusAid Scholarship Programme for the 2026–27 academic year, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus.

A collection of vintage photographs highlights Beirut's past as the 'Paris of the Middle East' from the 1950s to the 1970s, before the 15-year civil war.

People gathered in Beirut to mourn and remember Mona Khalil, a beloved turtle conservationist, who was killed in an Israeli attack.

Hezbollah launched strikes on northern Israel in retaliation for an Israeli attack on Beirut, escalating tensions in the region.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has strongly condemned today's Israeli attacks on the vicinity of Beirut, emphasizing their occurrence at a critical moment in negotiations.

An IDF Golani commander recounted his battalion's close-range fighting with Hezbollah during the Wadi Saluki operation and stated that his forces are prepared to take over Beirut if ordered.

A tribute was held in Beirut for a Serbian soldier serving in a UN mission who was killed in southern Lebanon. The ceremony honored the peacekeeper's sacrifice while on duty.

Beirut experienced renewed bombardment on Sunday afternoon, with residents in Dahieh hearing whistles and explosions, leading to widespread declarations of 'Enough, we can't take it anymore' as the war returns.

Israel has carried out strikes on the southern part of Beirut, with previous attacks in the area having been limited due to pressure from the United States.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has frozen truce discussions, stating that further talks are futile if Hezbollah does not accept existing agreements. Beirut officials have warned Tehran against using Lebanon as a bargaining chip.

Despite an agreed truce with Beirut, Israel launched a series of attacks against southern Lebanon and Gaza, while Hezbollah claimed 25 attacks against Israel, indicating a breakdown in the ceasefire.

A BBC correspondent reports from Dahieh, a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut, observing a sense of defiance among residents during a fragile ceasefire.

Hezbollah has escalated its threats against Israel, promising to strike Tel Aviv and Haifa if Israel attacks Beirut, following six deaths in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon.

The Shiite heartland of Dahieh in Beirut is experiencing an ongoing exodus, with residents living with packed bags, ready to flee at any alarm due to persistent raids.

Lebanese writer Rasha Al Amir describes the despair in her country, stating that the Lebanese government is powerless and Beirut has become a deserted city. She characterizes the situation as being "hostages of Iran under Israeli bombs."

With Israel intensifying its attacks across Lebanon, especially its capital Beirut, Iran has threatened to walk away from ongoing talks with the US.

The US announced it struck Iranian radar sites, while Israel's Prime Minister ordered strikes on Beirut suburbs, escalating the conflict with Hezbollah. These actions follow Iran's targeting of American forces in Kuwait, indicating a broader regional conflict.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to bomb the southern suburbs of Beirut, marking the most serious escalation of the war in Lebanon since the ceasefire, following earlier reports of renewed strikes against Hezbollah targets.

A Meta whistleblower was reportedly forced into silence during an appearance at the Hay Festival. The incident raises questions about freedom of speech and corporate influence at public events.

Beirut's Metropolis Cinema is moving forward with its South Screens Festival, which will be attended by Oliver Laxe, despite intensified Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon. The festival aims to continue its cultural programming amidst regional tensions.

Hardline Israeli ministers are reportedly pushing for an increase in military strikes targeting Beirut.

In Palestinian refugee camps in Beirut, a martial arts teacher is offering women and girls more than self-defense, providing a path to empowerment in a male-dominated environment.

Families are demanding justice for five relatives killed in an Israeli strike on Beirut, with two childhood neighbors leading the fight.

Families affected by a strike in Beirut have publicly vowed to continue their fight for justice, seeking accountability for the incident.

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam stated that his country has endured enough 'reckless' wars for foreign interests and is seeking Arab and international support for Beirut's negotiations with Israel.

New talks between Lebanon and Israel are scheduled to take place in Washington. The delegation from Beirut represents a deeply divided country facing pressure from all sides.

Israel has pounded over 30 locations in Lebanon with airstrikes, despite an existing ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah war. Lebanese leaders have urged the US ambassador to Beirut to pressure Israel to halt its attacks.

Israel conducted strikes across Lebanon on Saturday, killing at least nine people in the south and targeting a highway near Beirut, beyond traditional Hezbollah strongholds, despite a truce.

Israeli drone strikes near Beirut have reportedly killed four people, while southern airstrikes resulted in at least 13 fatalities. The incidents mark a significant escalation of military activity in the region.

Israel has conducted an airstrike in Beirut, reportedly targeting a senior Hezbollah figure, marking the first such strike in the Lebanese capital since a mid-April ceasefire.

Iran has introduced new punitive visa requirements for Lebanese citizens, charging €20 for entry with a €10 deduction for religious visits, following Beirut's cancellation of a bilateral agreement.

Displaced families in southern Lebanon are struggling to survive in tents in Beirut, nearly two months after being uprooted by ongoing conflict.

Lebanon's Prime Minister has called for a timetable for Israeli withdrawal, while Hezbollah has criticized Beirut's approach, accusing officials of exposing the Lebanese army to risks and Israeli pressure.

An analysis discusses the 'hostage economics' playbook, referencing a New York Times report and Israel's campaign of aggression in Lebanon where warplanes reportedly targeted civilian infrastructure.

Judicial and security sources say a routine embassy visit landed a wanted former Syrian general in a Beirut jail cell.

Negotiations between Lebanon and Israel have stalled, as Beirut failed to secure a genuine ceasefire or progress on Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory, while Israel prioritizes the disarmament of Hezbollah.

The anniversary of the Beirut port blast is overshadowed by a new wave of destruction in southern Lebanon, where residents are struggling to rebuild their lives amidst Israeli attacks.

Six years after the Beirut port explosion, Lebanon's president is calling on the judiciary and political elites to finally bring charges and end the delay in the investigation.

Tarek Mazraani, an architect displaced by bombardments from his village near the Israeli border, has found refuge in Beirut's suburbs and no longer believes in peace, embodying the struggles of South Lebanon.

New restrictions on access to Beirut airport’s radar systems have led Hezbollah and Amal figures to accuse security chief Fadi Kfoury of anti-Shi'ite prejudice.

Air France has prolonged the suspension of its flights to Dubai and Riyadh, with services to Beirut also suspended until August 2, citing airspace restrictions and promising to reassess resumptions based on evolving situations.

A proposed electricity interconnection project between Cyprus and Lebanon is being assessed by the World Bank, aiming to connect Beirut to the European power grid and become a strategically important energy project for the Levant.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke about Turkey's foreign policy intentions and its responsibility towards the oppressed, noting that cities like Sarajevo, Beirut, and Damascus look to Turkey with great hope.

Al Jazeera reports from Beirut on growing concerns in Lebanon regarding the potential impact of renewed regional fighting on the country.

Tunisian Players Test Positive for Clenbuterol at 2026 World Cup  Daily Beirut

The American University of Beirut – Mediterraneo (AUB Mediterraneo) and Cyta have signed a memorandum of understanding to foster innovation, research, and hands-on learning in Cyprus.

Lebanon faces an imminent threat of civil war as the Bürgenstock Memorandum and a framework agreement between Beirut and Jerusalem exacerbate the country's crisis, with the disarmament of Hezbollah being a critical factor.

Israel continues to exert its influence over Lebanon, while Beirut reportedly considers establishing a zone free of Hezbollah's presence.

The Italian Embassy and Cultural Institute in Beirut, in collaboration with local partners, presented the Arabic translation of the book 'Ops!', focusing on science and popularization.

The IDF reported killing Hezbollah operatives in two separate incidents, though a ceasefire largely held. This occurred as Jerusalem and Beirut engaged in direct talks in Washington on various issues.

An academic in Beirut has been summoned following criticism of Hezbollah, prompting Lebanese Christian sovereigntist figures to urge President Joseph Aoun to intervene and raising questions about freedom of speech in the country.

Hezbollah supporters gathered in Dahieh, the Shiite heart of Beirut, to condemn aggression against Israel, with other factions of the country notably absent.

Despite Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz's threat of striking Beirut's Dahiyeh district if Hezbollah attacks northern Israel, security officials have reportedly distanced themselves from his statement.

Iranians describe attacks on Israel as part of military approach prioritising 'taking initiative and offensive power'.

Residents of a displacement camp on the Beirut waterfront, living in 175 tents, are struggling with a lack of running water and sanitation, raising concerns about their safety.

Israel conducted strikes in southern Lebanon, reportedly killing seven people, even as a partial truce with Hezbollah appeared to hold. The actions indicate ongoing tensions despite efforts towards de-escalation, with Israel continuing its campaign in the south while avoiding Beirut after a US-brokered deal.

Israel has advised residents in Beirut suburbs to seek safety, as tensions escalate with Iran reportedly stopping indirect talks with the US, and a Lebanese minister's trip was cancelled.

Montenegrin writer Aleksandra Vujisić has been awarded the international 'Naji Naaman' literary prize by the eponymous foundation in Beirut, recognized in the creativity category for a selection of her works.

The U.S. indicates that a deal to end the war with Iran is progressing, despite ongoing fighting and strain on ceasefires in Lebanon and Gaza. Experts are discussing the possibility of such a deal, even as reports emerge of Israeli attacks in Beirut and threats against Oman, highlighting the complex and volatile situation.

Israel has launched an airstrike in Beirut, with targets reportedly linked to Hezbollah. The operation aimed at objectives associated with the militia.

Reports indicate that a US veto is prohibiting Israel from carrying out strikes in Beirut and its southern suburbs.

Israel has adopted a tougher stance and threatened to bomb Beirut, despite a ceasefire that has been in effect since April, following recent bombardments in the Bekaa Valley that killed at least 11 people.

For nearly 20 years, Mario Habib has maintained his barbershop in Beirut, navigating through wars, economic collapse, and political crises in Lebanon.

Families of victims from the Beirut strike have publicly vowed to continue their fight for justice. They are seeking accountability and resolution for the incident.

Concerns are rising in Beirut that Israel might be considering a 'Gaza model' approach for Lebanon, while Iran's actions are perceived to be undermining progress in the region.

A report suggests that Israel would seek US approval to strike Beirut if a war with Iran were to renew.

Reports indicate that Hezbollah is planning to occupy Beirut, raising concerns about the safety of US naval vessels in the region.

Lebanese leaders have called on the US ambassador to Beirut to pressure Israel to cease its airstrikes, which continued despite a ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, raising the death toll.

Israel conducted strikes across Lebanon, reportedly killing at least nine people in the south and targeting areas near Beirut, despite an existing truce.

US-Iran talks are reportedly progressing, with Tehran reviewing a US proposal delivered via Pakistan, while Israel has carried out bombings in Beirut.

US forces accuse an Iranian oil tanker of attempting to break their blockade.

An Israeli official has issued a threat to target Hezbollah officials in Beirut should an operational opportunity present itself.

Reports indicate that the Lebanese Army has returned to South Litani and is reinforcing its presence in Beirut.

Reports indicate that the Israeli army is pressuring its political leadership to resume military strikes on Beirut.

Lebanese families rallied in Beirut, demanding answers and the release of their relatives who are reportedly detained by Israel.

Reports indicate that Israeli and Lebanese delegations are discussing a potential exchange of prisoners for the remains of Jewish individuals buried in Beirut and Sidon.

American victims of Iranian terrorism, including those affected by the October 7 events, are awaiting justice and financial compensation, with concerns that it may never materialize.

Six years after the devastating Beirut port blast, families of the victims continue to await justice and accountability. They are still fighting for truth and demanding answers regarding the catastrophic event.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is urging the judiciary to issue a long-awaited indictment over the 2020 Beirut port blast, as the country commemorates six years since the catastrophe that killed over 200 people.

Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese leftist who participated in the deadly 1972 Lod Airport attack in Israel and spent much of his life in Lebanon, has died in Beirut at the age of 78.

Lebanon's Prime Minister stated that Beirut is actively working towards a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory. This diplomatic effort aims to resolve long-standing border disputes.

An analysis reveals significant differences in how Lebanon, Israel, and the US perceive the success and handling of Hezbollah within Lebanese Army pilot zones in the south, despite all supporting the initiative.

A recent by-election in Tunisia recorded a voter turnout of less than 1%, a figure that has drawn widespread ridicule and criticism.

An exhibition in Beirut displays a collection of keys, each representing a lost home, evoking strong emotions and memories for visitors like Fatima Hajj Ali from south Lebanon.

The Lebanese National Theater in Beirut is serving as a shelter for displaced families during the ongoing conflict, providing refuge and support to those affected by the war.

Anissa Helou, a cookbook author of Lebanese and Syrian descent, has launched a new book in Beirut featuring recipes from her homeland, with a special focus on the war-affected southern regions.

The Shiite militia Hezbollah, recently severely weakened, is once again asserting itself and threatening the government in Beirut with a coup. This resurgence is attributed to renewed support from Iran.

Rome and Paris are reportedly working together to form an international coalition for Beirut, focusing on the situation in Lebanon after the UNIFIL mission.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has indicated that Turkey's security is linked to Damascus and Beirut, prompting discussions about potential Turkish-Saudi coordination to address issues in Lebanon.

Hezbollah's Naim Qassem insists on a ceasefire and states that Israel 'has no other choice,' as Beirut seeks full sovereignty amidst ongoing negotiations in Washington.

Ben-Gvir calls on Netanyahu to stop talks with Trump on a ceasefire: "Beirut will look like Beit Hanoun"

An article reflects on Lebanon's ongoing challenges to its sovereignty and the resilience of Beirut, drawing parallels with the poignant lyrics of legendary singer Fairuz's 'Li Beirut' amidst a history of conflict and loss.

Israel has reportedly renewed its strikes on Beirut, with the Tehran Times suggesting these actions have received a green light from the United States. This indicates an escalation of military activity in the region.

Hundreds of people gathered in the southern suburbs of Beirut to express their support for Iran and its allies.

Soon after it said it had intercepted Hezbollah rockets late on June 7, Israel struck Beirut's southern suburbs, hitting apartments in two buildings.

Iran fires missiles at Israel in response to attacks on Beirut  Tehran Times

Despite a ceasefire announcement between Israel and Lebanon, thousands of displaced families in Beirut remain in makeshift camps, expressing little comfort and continued feelings of insecurity.

Iran threatens that the war will continue if attacks on Beirut are not stopped

Nearly one million people have been displaced in Lebanon, with a 'sea of tents' in Beirut laying bare the scale of the impoverished state's struggle to cope with the enduring impact of an Israeli offensive.

Israel's ground offensive in southern Lebanon is causing widespread panic in Beirut, as residents fear potential bombardments amidst the escalating military conflict.

Kuwait has accused Iran of launching attacks on its territory, an allegation that comes amidst heightened regional tensions. This accusation follows reports of potential Israeli strikes on Beirut.

The American University of Beirut – Mediterraneo (AUB Mediterraneo) has become the first business school in Cyprus to receive EQUIS (EFMD Quality Improvement System) accreditation.

Israel conducted a strike on the suburbs of Beirut, marking the first such attack near the Lebanese capital in several weeks.

Bombardamenti nel sud del Libano e nella Valle della Bekaa, ordini di evacuazione per 19 villaggi, almeno 30 morti. Ma, formalmente, il cessate il fuoco è ancora in vigore

Hezbollah's deputy leader, Naim Qassem, was reportedly targeted twice, leading to increased tensions and preparations for escalation in Beirut.

Migrants in war-hit Beirut are stepping up to provide support and assistance to the local community.

Iran has condemned the United States' decision to impose sanctions on its ambassador-designate to Beirut and other Lebanese officials. Tehran views these sanctions as illegal and has also criticized the UNSC's silence on alleged US threats and war crimes.

Lebanon is moving forward with a drafted General Amnesty Law aimed at addressing its overwhelmed judicial system and overcrowded prisons, which could lead to reduced sentences and the release of thousands of prisoners.

Hiam Abbas and Hend Sabry are set to star in 'Your Turn, 203,' a social comedy filmed in Beirut, with production contingent on a ceasefire holding.

BUFF Studios has acquired UK distribution rights for Tina Gharavi's film 'Shadows of Beirut,' which will be presented at this year's Cannes Market.

A new consignment of medical and humanitarian aid, financed by the EU and France, has arrived at Beirut's international airport and was received by the World Health Organization (WHO) in Lebanon.

Hezbollah launched strikes against Israeli bases, reportedly in retaliation for an attack in Beirut, escalating tensions in the region.

An analysis suggests that negotiations with Beirut are prone to failure and the illusion of a sovereign Lebanon persists unless Hezbollah's significant control over state power is dismantled.

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The Israeli army has reportedly conducted its first strike on Beirut since the recent ceasefire agreement, marking a significant development in the region.

A school in Beirut has been converted into a shelter for over 1,500 displaced people following Israel's invasion of Lebanon, becoming a focal point for societal tensions.

The Beirut Health Ministry has reported that Israeli strikes in Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of 20 people.

Beirut-based filmmaker Lana Daher spoke to FRANCE 24 about her debut feature film, 'Do You Love Me,' which has been lauded as an ode to the collective courage of the Lebanese people. Daher shared insights into her work and her deep affection for the city.