The Daily Star | 3 militants dead as Lebanon Army advances on ISIS The Daily Star BAALBEK, Lebanon: Five soldiers were wounded and at least three jihadi militants killed Thursday in clashes on Lebanon's northeastern border with Syria, security sources and the Army said. A source told The Daily Star that an officer and four troops ... |
NBC Connecticut | Lebanon House Collapses as Gasoline Fuels Fire NBC Connecticut Flames engulfed a home on Williams Crossing Road in Lebanon and caused it to collapse Thursday morning, fueled by 15 gallons of gasoline stored in the basement,a ccording to the fire marshal. "They couldn't put it out. They had to let it burn. It was ... House in Lebanon destroyed by fire Lebanon fire destroys home, challenges firefighters Fire damages home in Lebanon |
TIME | Why Lebanon skipped anti-terror meeting in Washington Al-Monitor Lebanon decided not to participate in the three-day Countering Violent Extremism summit held in Washington this week for the countries participating in the international coalition against terrorism. There was extensive discussion in Beirut before it ... How ISIS Unites Lebanon's Divided Factions Saudi-Funded French Weapons Sent To Lebanon To Destroy Hezbollah Lebanon apologized to Washington for skipping anti-terror meeting |
The Daily Star | North Lebanon Christian joins ISIS: report The Daily Star BEIRUT: "Jack," a 28-year-old from north Lebanon, has become the second known Christian in the country to join Islamic jihadis, a report said Thursday. 'Jack,' who is more commonly known as Charlie Haddad, hails from the Zahrieh neighborhood in Tripoli ... |
Dallas Morning News | Before Frisco, settlers found home in the town of Lebanon Dallas Morning News Because the land was green and full of cedar trees, they named their settlement Lebanon after the Holy Land country known for its similar landscape. They pronounced it “Leb-nun,” a pronunciation that has stuck. Over the next few decades, they built a ... |
The Daily Star | ISIS seeks wider presence in Lebanon with fugitives' help The Daily Star BEIRUT: ISIS is planning to expand its presence in Lebanon with the help of fugitive Shadi Mawlawi, intelligence reports say. Mawlawi has been supervising the training of ISIS cells in the Tawar neighborhood of Ain al-Hilweh, a Palestinian refugee camp ... |
The Economist | Business in Lebanon The Economist SERIOUS business disputes in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley are normally settled one way—the bosses simply hire gunmen to sort things out. For informal-sector mainstays such as hashish production, kidnapping for ransom and currency counterfeiting, the way of ... Bekaa Valley gunmen release busdriver after brief kidnapping |
Mashable | Syrian refugee children work to live in Lebanon Mashable Of the more than 1 million Syrian refugees registered in Lebanon, more than half are children. Ongoing clashes between the Islamic State militant group and Syria's Kurdish Democratic Union Party have forced nearly 4 million Syrians to flee to other ... New restrictions won't solve Lebanon's Syria problem Police detain ISIS suspect in east Lebanon hospital: report Syria's youth rebuild life in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley |
BBC News | Political impasse stops Lebanon exploiting oil resources BBC News The announcement was supposed to bring with it the magical solution for many of Lebanon's ills, among them chronic public debt, power shortages and poor public services. Back then, the prospect of major oil discoveries off the Mediterranean coast ... |
The Daily Star | Lebanon rejects shipment of 'radioactive' cell phone covers The Daily Star BEIRUT: Lebanon has rejected a shipment of cell phone covers from China after tests revealed that they were radioactive, Finance Minister Ali Hasan Khalil said Thursday. He called on the Customs Department at Beirut Airport to send back a shipment of ... |