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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
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Phoenicia Hotel Beirut review: downtown luxury in Lebanon’s capital city
The Week Recommends Once known as the ‘Paris of the Middle East’, Beirut offers everything for a perfect weekend break
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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
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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'
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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
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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
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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
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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
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How to stop Islamic State: go for the roots, not the head
In Depth Bombing runs on IS targets are dismissed as ‘shock and yawn’: we need those living under IS to rebel
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The 'Jihadi Spring' - could Isis gain a foothold in Lebanon?
In Depth 'We understand no borders,' says one Isis fighter, 'we will go wherever our sheik wants to send us'
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Lebanese lose patience with the flood of Syrian refugees
In Depth With a quarter of its population now made up of fleeing Syrians, tiny Lebanon is clamping down
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