On June 7, Lebanon elected a new parliament in what are shaping up to be crucial elections.

Just a few weeks away from parliamentary elections on June 7 that will pit the current parliamentary majority led by Saad Hariri against the Hezbollah-led opposition, even minor events could tip the balance in favor of one side or the other.

Beirut is UNESCO’s 2009 World Book Capital, a prestigious title
that the city intends to live up to.

Lebanese expatriates are flying home in search of job opportunities they can no longer find abroad. But the going is tough.

Preparations are underway for an international tribunal to try four Lebanese generals accused of murdering former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

Meet the elusive American businessman wanted for one of the worst financial scandals in Lebanon’s history.

At last, the Damascus Stock Exchange (DSE)’s opening bell will ring for the first time on Feb. 23.