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Missing eyes, gruesome wounds: Lebanese hospitals inundated with injured after pager attack
Woman tells of harrowing scenes at hospital after unprecedented attack
Eight killed and thousands injured by pager detonations in Lebanon
Casualties from the simultaneously exploding handheld devices were mostly Hezbollah fighters but also included a child and the Iranian ambassador
Riad Salameh's detention extended after first hearing in embezzlement case
Former head of Lebanon's central bank has been in custody since last week over alleged theft of public funds
The inside story of Optimum - the alleged $42m Riad Salameh slush fund
After Lebanon's judiciary charged the former central bank governor, The National can shed light on exactly how he is accused of syphoning off huge amounts of public money
The rise and fall of Lebanon's former central banker Riad Salameh
After three decades as the head of the Banque du Liban, the man once hailed as a financial wizard is facing an avalanche of legal cases
Former Lebanon central bank governor charged with embezzlement
Judge orders a four-day preventive detention
Lebanon's former central bank chief Riad Salameh arrested in Beirut
He is facing two separate financial crime investigations in Lebanon
Algeria’s much-vaunted fuel gift to Lebanon unlikely to be usable immediately
Experts warn against 'short-term plaster' as the country experiences recurrent blackouts
Hezbollah and Israel trade blows but play down fears of wider war
Source close to the group says the Iran-backed militants were attempting to reinstate deterrence balance
'The most violent night': Lebanese tell of Hezbollah-Israel strikes
Witnesses describe heavy bombardment as warring parties exchange bombs and rockets
Hezbollah says operations against Israel 'completed' for day
The Israeli Ministry of Defence declared a state of emergency for 48 hours
Lebanon continues to suffer from lack of electricity as crisis grows
Citizens almost exclusively rely on generators as state power supply cannot be guaranteed
Lebanon to pay debt to Iraq amid criticism over fuel contract handling
Plans to pay a small portion using unpaid electricity bills from public administrations
Lebanon struggles to secure fuel source as Iraq bills go unpaid
An Iraqi government official told 'The National' that Lebanon had requested the bills to be waived
Hezbollah reveals underground base stocked with missiles
Iran-backed Lebanese group releases video showing tunnel network stocked with weapons