Explosion Targets Military Bus, Kills 4 Soldiers, Wounds 32 People
An explosion ripped through a military bus in the northern port city of Tripoli Monday, killing four Lebanese army soldiers and a civilian and wounding at least 30 people. (more…)
Washington Criticizes Salloukh for Leaking Information
Washington has criticized Foreign Minister Fawzi Salloukh for allegedly leaking to the media details on the summit discussion between President George Bush and his Lebanese counterpart Michel Suleiman at the White House. (more…)
2nd Car Bomb in Damascus Since Mughniyeh Killing
A car bomb exploded near a Shiite shrine in southern Damascus on Saturday killing 17 people and wounding 14 others in one of the deadliest attacks to hit Syria in a dozen years, state media said. (more…)
Gemayel for Halting Intra-Christian Differences
Phalange Party leader Amin Gemayel emphasized Thursday on the need to halt intra-Christian differences that have gone too far.
Gemayel made the remark to a delegation from the Maronite league that visited him at his residence. (more…)
Dahiyeh back to Lebanon
Peres Suggests ‘Immediate Peace’ with Lebanon
Israeli President Shimon Peres has blasted Iran for supporting Hizbullah and Hamas and reached out to Lebanon, suggesting “immediate peace” with it. (more…)
Hariri: Removing Posters and Banners from Beirut in Three Days
Mustaqbal Movement leader Saad Hariri announced Thursday that agreement has been reached on removing posters and banners from Beirut in three days “to start with.” (more…)
Hariri Sets Conditions: No Armed Hizbullah in Beirut
Mustaqbal Movement leader Saad Hariri declared after meeting a Hizbullah team on Wednesday that Beirut would not remain a hostage of weapons, but should be under state-army control. (more…)
Geagea Counters Assad’s Charge
Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea on Wednesday said some of the Lebanese are collaborators with Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime while others are “free patriots who want a sovereign state practicing its authority over the whole of Lebanon.” (more…)
