Articles
Zomato pulls out of Lebanon as financial crisis claims another scalp
The company will shut down services by the end of the year
US imposes sanctions on Lebanese MP and two businessmen over corruption
Jihad Al Arab, Dany Khoury and Jamil Sayyed are accused of 'enriching themselves at the expense of the Lebanese people'
Lebanon signs energy deal with Syria and Jordan
Agreement comes as Beirut grapples with severe energy shortages and nationwide blackouts
Lebanon's recovery must be green, says environment minister
Nasser Yassin says action on climate change is not a luxury
Smugglers' paradise: Captagon production thrives in Lebanon’s lawless Bekaa valley
A crackdown on production and trafficking is failing to stop Lebanon’s burgeoning amphetamine exports
Is the Beirut explosion investigation reopening old wounds?
The investigation has sparked violence across the country
Lebanon will hold early elections in March
Parliament will elect new secretariat and discuss election laws, quotas for women in first meeting since Cabinet confirmation in September
Hezbollah's Nasrallah accuses Lebanese Forces of trying to stoke civil war
Iran-backed militia chief claims group has 100,000 fighters, in first comments since Tayouneh clashes killed seven on Thursday
Beirut violence harks back to Lebanon’s civil war demons, analysts say
A culture of immunity feeds violence, experts tell The National
Why has shooting broken out over Beirut port explosion?
Clashes began in areas that were the front lines during country's civil war
Familiar names fade away while others rise in Mosul election
Son of Saddam Hussein's top general among those elected to Iraqi Parliament
Beirut shooting: Day of mourning declared for six killed in protest clashes
Iran-backed Hezbollah accused the Christian Lebanese Forces party of firing at demonstrators
Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region votes in early elections
Sceptical that the vote will bring about change, once-loyal Kurdish voters stay away from the polls
Iraq election day: lukewarm response in Mosul
At one polling centre, only five per cent of registered voters had arrived by noon
British-Iraqi doctor seeks to make her mark in Mosul election
After decades in the UK, Dunia Al Naemi returns to her war-battered home city to try to bring about change
