Saad Hariri
Lebanon PM's brother calls for peace in interview with Israeli journalist
"I think everybody at a certain point will move forward to have peace. We are tired."
Hariri: punishment must be served after UN-backed tribunal verdict
Lebanese politicians decry government's inaction amid tensions with Israel
Lebanese security forces investigating explosion near Hariri convoy
Lebanon caretaker PM Hariri: new gov't needed urgently to avoid collapse
Hariri said the "continuation of the caretaker government is not the solution so let's stop wasting time and have the government bear the responsibility."
More than 370 people wounded in Beirut protest clashes
The Lebanese Red Cross said it had treated 220 people who were wounded on both sides on Saturday night, taking 80 of them to hospital.
Lebanon protests turn violent for second night
On Tuesday night, riots broke out in Beirut's Hamra area, with bank facades smashed and stones pelted at security forces who fired back with tear gas.
Lebanese Step Up Protests Against Economic Hardship, Corruption
The protesters demand that the new government be composed of technocrats rather than politicians representing the country’s many ethnic and religious groups.
Lebanon's Hariri reemerges as prime minister candidate as Khatib withdraws
President Michel Aoun responded by postponing until Dec. 16 consultations with lawmakers that had been expected to result in Khatib being named prime minister on Monday.
Lebanese 'protest DJ' provides beats for the crowd
On Monday protesters blocked roads in Beirut and throughout Lebanon, and schools were canceled for the third straight week.
Lebanese flock to presidential palace in rally to support Aoun
Though no immediate estimate of the rally's size was available, many thousands spread across a roadway leading to the palace.
Middle Israel: Yair Netanyahu and the Lebanese disease
Lebanon’s political malaise is further exacerbated by its unique system of hereditary office.
At Lebanon shops, mills and petrol pumps, fears of supply crisis grow
Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri quit on Tuesday after two weeks of historic protests against leaders accused of pushing the country toward collapse.
Despite Hariri’s resignation, fundamental political change unlikely
The Lebanon protests have already achieved some successes but ending sectarianism will not likely be one of them
