Lebanon
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Instant Opinion: Boris can ‘steal’ votes from Labour
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 30 October
By Gabriel Power Published
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Why has Lebanon’s prime minister resigned?
Speed Read Saad Hariri stands down after failing to quell the anger of protesters
By The Week Staff Last updated
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What Lebanese protesters want
In Depth Demonstrations were triggered by government’s proposed WhatsApp tax
By Gabriel Power, The Week UK Last updated
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Will there be a new war between Israel and Hezbollah?
Speed Read Old foes traded fire on Sunday after days of simmering tensions
By The Week Staff Last updated
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Phoenicia Hotel Beirut review: downtown luxury in Lebanon’s capital city
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Hezbollah and allies win majority in Lebanon election
Speed Read Gains for Shia group further boosts Iran’s influence in the region
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Uber driver arrested over murder of UK diplomat in Beirut
Speed Read Suspect, who has ‘criminal past’, reportedly confessed to killing Rebecca Dykes
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Lebanese PM Saad al-Hariri ‘suspends’ shock resignation
Speed Read U-turn comes after he announced he was quitting in Saudi Arabia and then disappeared
By The Week Staff Published
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Why Saudi Arabia is fixated on Lebanon
In Depth In Depth: Saudis say Hezbollah rule would be tantamount to declaration of war
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Lebanon bans Wonder Woman over Israeli actress Gal Gadot
Speed Read Superhero movie branded 'the Israeli Soldier film'
By The Week Staff Published
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Islamic State claims twin Beirut blasts that killed dozens
Speed Read Two suicide bombs kill at least 43 people and injure more than 200 others in the Lebanese capital
By The Week Staff Published
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Lebanon has every right to limit refugees from Syria
In Depth The world cannot rely on Syria’s neighbours to carry the entire burden of the refugee crisis
By Venetia Rainey Published
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Capture of IS chief’s ex-wife a coup for fragile Lebanon
In Depth But while West is keen to help Lebanese take on IS, donor fatigue means Syrian refugees will go hungry
By Venetia Rainey Published
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Nuclear deal with Iran would make the world a better place
In Depth Five good reasons why the West and Iran should come to an agreement – and the sooner the better
By Venetia Rainey Published
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