BEIRUT -- A U.S. diplomat apologized Thursday for using the word “animalistic” while calling for a gaggle of reporters to quiet down during a press conference in Lebanon earlier this week.

U.S. envoy Morgan Ortagus spent her evening in Beirut navigating both the city's social scene and its political tensions, ...

How do you heal the wounds of war? That is the mission of Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a reconstructive and plastic surgeon at the ...

How do you reintroduce a brand to the culture that shaped it? For Charbel Mhanna, CEO of the UAE-born Lebanese casual dining ...

U.S. Special Envoy Thomas Barrack said Tuesday that Israel will respond "step-by-step" to Lebanon's anticipated disarmament ...

United States Special Envoy Tom Barrack sparked outrage after telling Lebanese journalists to act “civilized,” not ...

BEIRUT – Saudi Arabia and Qatar are ready to invest in an economic zone in south Lebanon near the border with Israel that ...

Shut for decades, the revered Le Colisee cinema in Beirut's Hamra district will reopen its doors in September. Its return is ...

The Iranian Embassy in Lebanon criticized American envoys on Tuesday, accusing them of arrogance and disrespect toward ...

In Beirut, Republican Lindsey Graham says he hopes to see 'a Lebanese army, well-trained, well-equipped, that protects all ...

Yasmine Hamdan thought a year away from music would be enough. But, somehow, one year became eight. Next month, the ...

Lebanon is a failed state where opulence and tragedy coincide. It’s also a critical moment of opportunity for the people to build something better. Will they?