'Can't feel my feet anymore': Syrian refugees brave harsh weather
Syrian refugees living in camps across Lebanon say they have received little help as rains and flooding have submerged their settlements.
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Hundreds mark Jesus' baptism at historic site in Jordan
Some 1,500 people attend special mass at the Church of Saint John the Baptist during annual pilgrimage to the site of Jesus' baptism in Jordan.
Lebanon preparing public debt reform plan
Lebanese Minister of Finance Ali Hassan Khalil has stated that his country is studying ways to manage public debt as part of the public finance reform plan. Lebanon has one of the largest public debt-to-GDP ratios in the world at around 150 percent and has suffered from years of low economic growth.
'Vast Areas Of Impunity' For People Trafficking: UN Report
According to a recently released report by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), "vast areas of impunity" remain globally for people traffickers.
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Tensions from the past escalate between Lebanon and Libya
Tensions stemming from the disappearance of Musa al-Sadr over 40 years ago have resurfaced between Lebanon and Libya before the Arab Economic and Development Summit.
Lebanon: Protesters Take To Streets Of Beirut Demanding Political Reform
The worsening employment situation and deteriorating economic conditions have forced people in Lebanon onto the streets to demand reform.
Heavy rainfall devastates refugee camps in Lebanon
Storm Norma has caused heavy flooding in parts of Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. Among those most affected have been Syrian refugees.
The plight of Syrian refugees residing in Lebanon
Syrian refugees residing in Lebanon continue to suffer economically and socially in squalid camps despite the stable security situation.