BEIRUT -- The World Bank will grant Lebanon a $250 million loan that will be used to help ease electricity cuts in the crisis-hit country, the country's finance ministry said Thursday.

Nawaf Salam, Prime Minister of Lebanon, commended the UAE for its pivotal role in enhancing stability across the region and for its unwavering support for Lebanon’s security and development.In a press ...

Drive past 725 Lebanon Pike, and you might think it’s just another old Nashville brick building, but for a historian, it’s ...

Lebanese citizens are reportedly beginning to discuss normalization with Israel following the crushing blow dealt to the Iran ...

Ricardo Berrios-Hernandez was found guilty of aggravated assault after an 2024 altercation at the Downtown Lounge where he ...

Lebanon's parliament on Thursday passed a new banking secrecy law allowing authorised entities to access records from the ...

I f the black basalt landscape does not immediately point to Suwayda’s idiosyncrasy, the fluttering Venezuelan flags do. The ...

Lebanon's foreign ministry reprimanded Tehran's ambassador to Beirut on Thursday over comments alleging that plans to disarm ...

Hassan Mohamad Ali Salloukh, 67, passed away April 20, 2025, in Little Rock, Ark., with his wife by his side. He was born on ...

EAST LIVERPOOL — East Liverpool First Church of the Nazarene will host a guest speaker Sunday. Rev. Ayman Kafrouny is ...

Lebanon is seeking international support to cover an estimated $11 billion in reconstruction costs, as its government ...