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

Limitless plans wellness resort on 'tropical Siberia'

The resort will be built on The World development off the coast of Dubai by the property arm of the Dubai Government.
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

Army expands its security role as the country faces violent polarisation related to the Syrian civil war. Bradley Hope reports
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

The economic resilience of the Syrian regime highlights just how difficult a task the opposition and their supporters have in efforts to unseat Bashar Al Assad.
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

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Two million Syrian children – an estimated 40 per cent of all school-age children – are no longer receiving education of because of the civil war as schools in Lebanon and Jordan are unable to absorb refugees. Bradley Hope reports from Beirut

Lebanon claims Syria link to Tripoli bombs that killed 47

Military prosecutor Saqr Saqr accused two Sunni sheikhs who support the regime of Bashar Al Assad of working with two Syrians to set up a cell to carry out terrorist acts in Lebanon.
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

In January 2011, as the anti-Mubarak uprising gathered pace, many Muslim Brotherhood figures broke out of prisons in Egypt. The key role Hamas and Hizbollah members seemed to have played in organising the escapes is now being revealed.
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

Twin car bombs in the northern city of Tripoli kill at least 42 people and injure hundreds gathered near two mosques.

Nasrallah: I will go fight in Syria myself

In a speech broadcast on television as Lebanon held a day of mourning for the victims of the car bomb that targeted a Hizbollah area, the group's leader Hassan Nasrallah vowed to take the fight to Sunni rebels fighting to overthrow Bashar Al Assad's regime.
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

Syria's conflict overflows again as militant Sunni group claims responsibility for attack in retaliation for the Hizbollah's support for Assad regime.
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

From the start, neither side has been inclined to find a political solution to a stand-off destined to play a leading role in Egypt's prosperity, security and stability in the years to come. Analysis by Bradley Hope