The reforms included the symbolic step of halving the salaries of government ministers and lawmakers. Continue reading →

Protestors chanted in front of the Lebanese consulate on Sunday in solidarity with the Lebanese people demanding the government step down. Continue reading →

The protests followed a build-up in grievances over perceived government corruption, mismanagement of funds and a failure to address high unemployment. Continue reading →

Israel’s military said on Sunday anti-tank missiles from Lebanon targeted an army base and vehicles and that it responded with fire into southern Lebanon. Continue reading →

The Security Council urged all parties to “exercise maximum calm and restraint and refrain from any action or rhetoric that could jeopardize the cessation of hostilities or destabilize the region.” Continue reading →

Hassan Guillet won a contested nomination in Saint-Leonard-Saint-Michel in Montreal’s east end. Continue reading →

Vehicles were central to the ISIS campaign, but like any trucks, they broke down, and mechanics were needed to keep them on the road — mechanics like Boutros Massroua. Continue reading →

A Lebanese mechanic now living in Canada has been found complicit in crimes against humanity for repairing military vehicles for ISIS. Continue reading →

Under the U.K.’s proposed law, anyone who is a member of Hezbollah or invites support will face criminal charges and up to 10 years in jail. Continue reading →

“If necessary, we will step up these attacks,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Continue reading →