Nada Homsi

The country's electricity sector is caught between an economic crisis and a power vacuum

Hassan Al Kontar was stranded for seven months in the Kuala Lumpur domestic transfer lounge

Public school teachers say they cannot continue to teach without liveable wages and transport allowance

Baby milk subsidy is latest to go in economic crisis

Advocates of the practice call it a rare silver lining in the country's economic crisis

A chasm in the FPM-Hezbollah alliance will further hold up the process of electing a president and exacerbate state paralysis

Some supporters admit they were actually rooting for both teams

With usual favourites Brazil and Germany out, many Lebanese are backing the Atlas Lions — despite tensions

Dire economic conditions, including an acute fuel shortage, drive show of anger in Druze stronghold against Bashar Al Assad's regime

In Dahiyeh, Lebanese mourn the loss of the nation's favorite team after Brazil were unexpectedly knocked out of the World Cup.

Tree's size speaks of more prosperous times, but residents are comforted by its presence nonetheless

As the country continues to suffer from a prolonged economic crisis, families and communities have become increasingly reliant on outside help

Gas and electricity via Syrian regime areas was supposed to flow to Lebanon months ago, with US blessing

Move comes six months after parliamentary elections

Cafes are quiet, attended only by those who can afford luxuries, while at home fans watch matches on personal devices using VPNs and Lebanon’s notoriously spotty home Wi-Fi connections