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A general view shows the damaged grain silos of Beirut’s harbor and its surroundings on August 5, 2020. (File/AFP)

Lebanon judge completes investigation into port blast: judicial official

  • Bitar resumed his investigation last year as Lebanon’s balance of power shifted following a 2023-2024 war between Israel and Hezbollah
  • Prosecutor will study the file and present his opinion and then refer it again to Bitar
By AFP ·
Lebanon judge to question shipowner linked to port blast

Lebanon judge to question shipowner linked to port blast

By AFP ·
Youth activist turning trauma into treatment in Lebanon

Youth activist turning trauma into treatment in Lebanon

By AFP ·
Update Shipowner linked to giant Beirut port blast held in Bulgaria

Shipowner linked to giant Beirut port blast held in Bulgaria

By AFP ·
Relatives of victims of the deadly 2020 Beirut port explosion hold portraits of their loved ones and a giant Lebanese flag.

Hundreds gather to mark five years since Beirut blast, but justice still elusive

By Reuters ·
Special Survivors carry scars, await accountability five years after Lebanon’s Beirut port blast photos

Survivors carry scars, await accountability five years after Lebanon’s Beirut port blast

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Special Child abuse cases put innocent casualties of Lebanon’s multiple crises in the spotlight photos

Child abuse cases put innocent casualties of Lebanon’s multiple crises in the spotlight

By Nadia Al-Faour ·
Hundreds protest as Lebanon marks 3 years since Beirut blast

Hundreds protest as Lebanon marks 3 years since Beirut blast

By AFP ·
Three years on, families of victims commemorate Beirut port explosion as they await truth

Three years on, families of victims commemorate Beirut port explosion as they await truth

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Three years since port blast, Lebanon’s firefighters grind on as challenges pile up

Three years since port blast, Lebanon’s firefighters grind on as challenges pile up

By Reuters ·
Rising from the rubble: Beirut’s Sursock Museum to open its doors after 2020 Beirut Port blast

Rising from the rubble: Beirut’s Sursock Museum to open its doors after 2020 Beirut Port blast

By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
Families of Beirut port blast victims welcome call for international probe

Families of Beirut port blast victims welcome call for international probe

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
UN rights chief calls for ‘serious’ Lebanon blast investigation

UN rights chief calls for ‘serious’ Lebanon blast investigation

By Arab News ·

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