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With homes still destroyed and no one held accountable for Beirut's devastating port blast, plans to build a memorial site could prove controversial.
The outgoing premier is among three former ministers who are being indicted over the Beirut port explosion that decimated much of the city.
Israel has summoned Russian ambassador Anatoly Viktorov over an interview he gave to The Jerusalem Post, saying that Iran doesn't seek to destabilise the Middle East.
Lebanon's main Druze politician said there would be no 'white smoke' to signal that a new government formation is in the making.
The Beirut explosion cost the lives of hundreds, and decimated the city centre, and Lebanon is still reeling from the destruction caused.
Bahaa Hariri, who lives in exile, is reportedly being sued by Hezbollah, whom he accused of being responsible for the Aug 4 blast.
Ministers agreed in a meeting on Tuesday draft a plan to help cut spending while maintaining support for some basic goods.
UN-Habitat announces cash for rent payments to 800 vulnerable families affected by the Beirut blast.
Israeli passengers who landed in Dubai were temporarily held at the airport before being allowed to enter the UAE.
The Lebanese representatives participating in border negotiations with Israel renewed calls on it to withdraw from Lebanese territories it occupies.
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