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Syria's President Al Shara met his former rival, Russian President Putin, for the first time this month as both seek to safeguard their interests
With authorities blaming instability, voting has been limited to several thousand people
Fate of Syrians in Lebanon’s prisons is at the heart of efforts by both countries to re-establish relations for the first time in decades
Lebanon accelerates judicial processes as diplomatic relations are renewed with Syria
Lebanese militant group's missile forces also crippled by hackers, leaving it toothless during war
For the thousands still displaced and unsupported, the war feels very far from over
UN peacekeeping mission warns Israel’s activity breaches terms of ceasefire
About 30 per cent of prisoners in Lebanon are Syrians, with Damascus expected to push for their extradition
Lebanese presidency and country's press syndicate condemn statements by US envoy
Envoy Tom Barrack suggests attracting Gulf investment and new economic zone in southern Lebanon
Hezbollah insisted the group would not give up its weapons, saying that disarming it would be like “taking its soul out"
Handover is part of broader effort to assert state sovereignty by gradually disarming armed factions across Lebanon, including the powerful Hezbollah
Saleh Abu Hussein returned after months of negotiation involving the International Red Crescent
Militants say handing in weapons while Israeli forces remain could destabilise country
Details emerge of Ali Larijani’s message to Beirut as he stressed militant group's weapons are a red line
