Armed clashes have broken out in Beirut during a protest, people were seen protesting against the lead judge who was investigating the last year's massive blast in the city's port. Beirut has turned into a warzone, army tanks have rolled into the city and deadly gunfire was exchanged.

Lebanon: Gunshots were fired at protestors near justice palace

Armed clashes have broken out in Beirut during a protest, people were seen protesting against the lead judge who was investigating the last year's massive blast in the city's port.

Lebanon: Rallies held against lead judge probing Beirut blast

Lebanon: Deadly chaos erupts during Beirut blast probe

Lebanon's crumbling economy has triggered fresh protests in the nation. People are out on the roads again expressing their anger as the currency continues to plummet to all-time lows.

Lebanese Pound hits a new low against the Dollar

Protests in Lebanon over economic crisis, political deadlock

Firefighters struggled to contain flames at a government building in the Lebanese city of Tripoli on Thursday (Thursday 28), as anti-lockdown protests continued for the fourth night.

Lebanon: Tripoli government building up in flames amid anti-lockdown protests

Lebanese security forces clashed for the third night with protesters in Tripoli on Wednesday (January 27) angry about a coronavirus lockdown, with witnesses and local media reporting that riot police fired live bullets as protesters tried to storm the city's government building.

Security forces clash with anti-lockdown protesters in Lebanon's Tripoli

The government in Lebanon has stepped down in response to the massive street protest. Lebanon's PM Hasan Diab said that there was a desire for real change in the country. He blamed last week's massive explosion on years of corruption and mismanagement.

Lebanese govt steps down: PM Hasan Diab gives in to public demand, Protests enter day 4

Lebanese authorities are failing to address the acute economic and political crisis that is endangering people’s basic rights, human rights.

Lebanon: Worst economic crisis since the end of Civil war in 1990

Anti-government protesters took to the streets in multiple Lebanese urban centers on Thursday

Fresh anti-govt protests grip Lebanon

Anti-government protesters back on streets after three months pause in Lebanon. Security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to control the protesters. Watch this video to know more.

Anti-government protesters back on streets after 3 months pause in Lebanon

Lebanon marked 76 years of self-rule Friday, with protesters kicking off festivities nationwide instead of a military parade to mark what they say is a first year of "real independence".

Protesters see 'real independence' coming as Lebanon turns 76

North Korea will play their World Cup qualifier against Lebanon behind closed doors in Beirut on Tuesday due to security concerns, the Asian Football Confederation said, as the country struggles with a wave of protests against its leaders.

North Korea to play in Lebanon behind closed doors on security concerns: AFC

Lebanon's parliament was blocked from holding its first session for two months on Tuesday after protesters prevented lawmakers from reaching the building, escalating a wave of demonstrations against rulers blamed for steering towards economic collapse.

Protests force Lebanese parliament to postpone session; banks reopen

Main roads across Lebanon were closed on Wednesday in fresh protests after President Michel Aoun angered demonstrators by urging them to end their revolt against corruption among the country's ruling elite.

Lebanon slides deeper into chaos, no sign of new government

The United Nations urged Lebanon on Tuesday to form a competent new government that would be better placed to seek international aid, warning the country was in a critical financial and economic situation.

United Nations urges Lebanon to form government of 'competence', banks close

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Thousands of Lebanese flocked together in Tripoli Saturday, an AFP reporter said, to keep a protest movement alive in a northern city dubbed "the bride of the revolution".

Lebanese keep protest alive in northern city of Tripoli

Lebanon's president Thursday said the country's next cabinet should include ministers picked on skills, not political affiliation, seemingly endorsing a demand by a two-week-old protest movement for a technocratic government.

Lebanon president calls for merit-based government, in nod to protesters

Protests in Lebanon have evolved into more than a fight against failed and corrupt government that has long stymied development in the Middle East and North Africa.

Lebanese and Iraqi protesters transcend sectarianism

Protesters formed a human chain across Lebanon on Sunday, pressing a historic wave of demonstrations against political leaders blamed for corruption and steering the country towards economic collapse.

With Lebanon in deadlock, protesters form human chain

Demonstrators formed a human chain across Lebanon as part of ongoing anti-government protests.