In the middle of a difficult and unusual year, the blast in Beirut’s port shook the region. Governmental incompetence, which had already bought the Lebanese economy to the brink of catastrophe, allowed 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate to be stored at the center of a city with over 2 million inhabitants.
Al Bawaba covered the causes and effects of the blast in a feature article.
In the months that followed, Western nations, particularly France, attempted to revive the Lebanese
July 27th, 2026
ALBAWABA - Jordan's Public Security Directorate announced Monday that remains of a drone were found inside a house in the governorate of Karak. The spokesperson for the Public Security Directorate ...
