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An artist's rendering of the $350 million World Island Resort.

Limitless plans wellness resort on 'tropical Siberia'

July 27, 2017
Lebanese army soldiers inspect a site where clashes took place on Saturday in the Lebanese town of Baalbek on Sunday. Ahmad Shalha / Reuters

Lebanon’s army takes greater role as sectarian tension rises

September 29, 2013
Displaced civilians take shelter in Idlib province. More than two years of civil war have left millions of Syrians poorer, homeless and jobless, but the Bashar Al Assad regime shows no sign of wilting under international economic pressure. AP Photo

Syrians are hurting, but regime stays strong against economic attacks

September 23, 2013
Syria’s civil war forced Hilda, a Palestinian from Yarmouk refugee camp in Damasucs, to move to a refugee camp in Beirut. Since she moved, Hilda is no longer able to attend school. Andrew McConnell for The National

Ready (already posted online) Harumenit

September 14, 2013
People gather outside the Al Taqwa mosque in the northern city of Tripoli after it was hit by twin car bombs.

Lebanon shows resilience, despite the spillover from Syria's war

September 2, 2013

Lebanon claims Syria link to Tripoli bombs that killed 47

August 31, 2013
Egyptian soldiers address protesters as they gather around an army tank stationed at Tahrir Square in Cairo on January 30, 2011 on the sixth day of angry revolt against Hosni Mubarak's regime amid increasing lawlessness, a rising death toll and a spate of jail breaks.

How Hamas helped Morsi escape

August 24, 2013
Two powerful explosions killed several people in Tripoli: one rocked the city centre near the home of outgoing Prime Minister Najib Mikati, the second one struck near the port.

Dozens killed in Lebanon's deadliest single attack since civil war

August 23, 2013
Families gather to retrieve the bodies of loved ones at the Zenhoum morgue following the deaths of hundreds of Egyptians in clashes between the Muslim Brotherhood and the interim government in the past week.

Mubarak to be released in days, his lawyer says

August 20, 2013

Nasrallah: I will go fight in Syria myself

August 17, 2013
Lebanese residents and Hizbollah supporters gather at the scene of a car bombing that ripped through a southern Beirut neighbourhood, killing at least 14 people and injuring hundreds.

Beirut bombing Lebanon's deadliest since Hariri assassination in 2005

August 16, 2013
Bodies are laid out in a makeshift morgue after Egyptian security forces stormed two huge protest camps at the Rabaa Al Adawiya and Al Nahda squares in Cairo where supporters of ousted president Mohammed Morsi were camped.

Politics has failed in Egypt

August 15, 2013
Lebanese army troops patrol the airport highway on the southern outskirts of Beirut following the kidnapping.

Two Turkish pilots kidnapped by Shiite gunmen in Beirut

August 10, 2013
Egypt's vice president Mohamed ElBaradei (right) talks with US deputy secretary of state William Burns (centre) during a meeting at the presidential palace in Cairo.

US joins UAE, Qatar and EU in Egypt crisis mediation

August 6, 2013
"The mix of waste is like a salad bar for the crocodile," says Jason Mier, the executive director of Animals Lebanon, a privately funded animal support group. Bryan Denton / The National

Don't look away, there's a crocodile in that Beirut river

August 5, 2013