Beirut

Where the United States Postal Service Stands on Mail-In Ballots Come November 2020-08-05
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An Iraqi police officer uses the device to inspect a car at checkpoint in central Baghdad, Iraq, 2010.
Business
These bomb detectors were proved phony years ago, yet they’re still used in the Middle East
Samia Abdullah holds up a picture of her brother Emad who disappeared in 1984 when he was 20 years old. His family thinks he's still alive in a Syrian prison.
Conflict
‘I just want one hair, one bone to bury, and I will be fine’
Funeral in Beirut
Justice
Paris and Beirut: A tale of two bomb-attacked cities
Noor
Conflict
Young Lebanese activist joins us on Facebook
A Beirut artist participates in an event staged by a municipality controlled by Hezbollah to honor those killed in a wave of car bombings in Lebanon.
Conflict & Justice
Hezbollah claims to be fighting in Syria to protect Lebanon. But the result is violence in Lebanon
Beirut residents light a lantern during New Year's celebrations at Star Square
Conflict & Justice
Syria’s war is testing the limits of tolerance in neighboring Lebanon