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Lebanese official says reports about ending mandate of Unifil are 'not serious'
20th edition of EU-sponsored ceremony held without founder Gisele Khoury, who died in 2023
President Joseph Aoun says digitalisation of public sector has long been delayed to serve 'whims of corrupt'
From reconstruction to trade, an end to sanctions has invigorated sector but challenges remain
'Historic' agreement is tipped to create more than 50,000 direct jobs and 250,000 indirect jobs
Young people who have places at leading US universities fear they will not be allowed to enter the country
Optimism in the air but recovery is 'not like flipping a switch', officials say
Lifting of sanctions sparks buzz of activity, along with questions over future of nearby Russian naval base
Country’s senior monetary official outlines plans to review laws and attract foreign deposits
Government delegation visits Al Hol camp to plan for detainees' return
President Joseph Aoun's recent travels seek to improve previously strained ties with Gulf and Arab countries
Leaders of the Eastern Church are urging the new pontiff to bridge ties between west and east
Joy in Damascus after Donald Trump's announcement
Gulf state's $29m a month pledge would cover a fifth of salary increase for civil servants
Former ISIS-held town of Dabiq searched at request of US investigators