Beirut’s Commodore Hotel, once a hub for foreign journalists during Lebanon’s civil war, has closed amid the country’s economic crisis.

BEIRUT — During Lebanon’s civil war, the Commodore Hotel in western Beirut's Hamra district became iconic among the foreign press corps. For many, it served as an unofficial newsroom where they could ...

Lebanon got a second lease on life with the Taif Accords that ended the civil war in 1990. And under the leadership of the visionary prime minister Rafik Al-Hariri, Beirut was rebuilt, block by block.

Nawaf Salam tells Emmanuel Macron that Beirut will proceed with plan to place all weapons under state control, while ...

The play’s subject and the incident it depicts are based on true events. In 1983, beloved children’s author, the 6’6” Roald Dahl, reviewed a book about the siege of West Beirut by the Israeli army ...

Tsafrir, a veteran Mossad and Shin Bet official and Israel’s last station chief in Tehran before 1979, played a central role ...

Jan 21 (Reuters) - Rifaat al-Assad, the brother of the late Syrian President Hafez al-Assad known by critics as the "butcher ...

For almost five decades, the Iranian regime has brutally repressed its own people while sowing mayhem in the Middle East and ...

Assad, the uncle of Syria’s deposed ruler Bashar al-Assad and known for his bloody crackdown on a Muslim Brotherhood uprising ...

A huge crowd gathered at a Broken Arrow City Council to hear pros and cons of a controversial proposal to build a mosque in ...

Lebanese-born, Geneva-based filmmaker Edna Politi is the first non-Swiss to be chosen as guest of honour of the most ...

Doha Film Institute (DFI) has marked a major milestone in its global mission to champion independent cinema, announcing the recipients ...