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Lebanon's Hariri steps aside from PM role

The man charged with forming a government in Lebanon said Thursday he would not do so after the opposition rejected his proposed Cabinet.

Lebanon voting at crossroads

Lebanon's parliamentary elections will determine which path the country will take in the next four years -- the direction of Islamic militancy and closer ties to countries such as Iran and Syria, or a route to more westernization and openness.

Time.com: US Sends Ships to Mediterranean

The U.S. Navy is sending three ships to the eastern Mediterranean Sea in a show of strength during a period of tensions with Syria and political uncertainty in Lebanon

U.N. urges Lebanon presidency deal

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he is "extremely concerned" about the delay in electing a new Lebanese president, a hiatus that has gone "well past the constitutional timeframe."

Decision could break political deadlock in Lebanon

Lebanese Christian opposition leader Michel Aoun said Thursday he could support the candidacy of Lebanon's army chief to become the country's new president.

Childhood traumas resurface as Lebanon bleeds again

I was 14 at the time. Lebanon's civil war was in full flood. One afternoon the shells began raining down on our neighborhood in Beirut.

Time.com: Hizballah's Christian Soldiers?

Why Lebanon's Maronites are turning to a political party aligned with the Iran-backed opposition

Ex president loses Lebanon poll

Supporters and opponents of Lebanon's pro-Western government appeared to split seats on Sunday as Lebanese voters went to the polls to replace two ruling-party lawmakers assassinated in recent months.

Huge Beirut rally demands prime minister quit

At least 200,000 people packed the streets of Beirut Friday, responding with cheers and applause as Christian opposition leader Michel Aoun called for Prime Minister Fouad Siniora to step down.

Lebanese leaders call for unity

Lebanese leaders Wednesday called for the multicultural country to remain united amid an eight-day Israeli bombardment, a call joined by the son of slain Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

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