Beirut: Lebanon is attempting to tackle its latest crisis after the government decided last week on limiting possession of weapons in the country to the state, putting it at odds with Hezbollah that ...

Many local and international observers are hopeful that Lebanon’s security situation will remain stable, as this will positively impact economic reforms ...

Iranian state television said Ali Larijani signed a ‘joint security memorandum of understanding’ with his Iraqi counterpart ...

The government's decision to disarm militant groups in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, has drawn both domestic support and ...

Since being tasked with preventing Hezbollah’s rearmament during the Second Lebanon War in 2006, UNIFIL has done nothing to ...

Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are dangling reconstruction and investment funds for Lebanon — but only if the ...

File photo of former Iranian parliament speaker Ali Larijani with Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, who was assassinated last ...

Lebanon’s government announces it will disarm the group before the end of the year, which Hezbollah says it will ignore.

Her head heavy with a cold, Sarah Jaffal woke up late and shuffled into the kitchen. The silence of the apartment was pierced by the unfamiliar buzzing of a pager lying near ...

An explosion at an arms depot in south Lebanon has killed six troops and wounded several others. The blast happened Saturday ...

Funeral of the 6 Lebanese soldiers killed in blast at Hezbollah arms depot near the Israel border in South Lebanon The killing of six Lebanese soldiers in Wadi Zibqin should shock the nation into ...

Even with its military reputation in tatters, Hezbollah still draws legitimacy its provision of public services.