Lebanon
June 20, 2000
Lebanon will hold general elections on three successive Sundays from August 20 to September 3, Interior Minister Michel Murr said Tuesday. Details of
June 19, 2000
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan flew into Beirut Monday, straight into a row over whether the Israelis had completely withdrawn from south
June 18, 2000
United Nations chief Kofi Annan said Sunday he foresaw no problem with Lebanon over confirming the Israeli withdrawal from the country, even though Be
Lebanon categorically denied Sunday reports that it had lifted its objections to a UN confirmation that Israel had completely withdrawn from its terri
Lebanon has lifted its objections to an announcement by the United Nations confirming the withdrawal of Israeli forces from its territory, members of
June 17, 2000
Hizbullah threatened Saturday that its fighters will resume their anti-Israeli attacks unless UN officials halt Israeli "encroachment" on Lebanese ter
An Israeli tank that fired at and killed a Lebanese driver working for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in south Lebanon last month acted ac
Seventeen members of the South Lebanon Army (SLA) stood trial on Friday night on charges of collaborating with Israel and fighting on the side of an e
Shiite cleric Sayyed Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah called on Friday on the Lebanese to renounce sectarianism in their politics and fighting and instead e
The World Bank will approve an $80-million municipal infrastructure loan to Lebanon before the end of this month as part of a broader effort by the ba
Secretary-general Kofi Annan confirmed on Friday that Israel had fully withdrawn from southern Lebanon as ordered by the Security Council, but Beirut'
Twenty-nine alleged followers of the Islamic militant Osama bin Laden, went on trial in Lebanon Friday on charges of planning terrorist attacks in Jor
June 16, 2000
By Nabil Al Mulhem Damascus – Albawaba.com Lebanese key politicians have expressed hope that the Syrian-Lebanese relation would be reconstructed on t
Seven members of the two rival Muslim groups, Hizbullah and Amal, have been injured in a series of clashes in different villages of southern Lebanon,
Lebanese President Emile Lahoud criticized Thursday those whom he said were in a rush to wrap up verification of the Israeli withdrawal from south Leb