Laure Delacloche

Areas across Lebanon remain covered in rubble following Israel's attacks. We examine how the country plans to clear the debris

Since 2021, a small garden has been growing in Shatila refugee camp, founded in 1949, offering children the opportunity to reconnect with nature and find peace

Marking 50 years of the Civil War, tour guide Samira Ezzo took Lebanese and foreign visitors to the former demarcation line dividing West and East Beirut

The freeze on US foreign aid is severely impacting Lebanon’s development sector, putting vital support at risk from the country’s largest donor

The Lebanese community in France build on previous crises relief experience to respond to the needs of the 1.2 million displaced due to Israel's war in Lebanon

Floods are increasing in urban areas in Lebanon due to sewage pollution & lack of maintenance, according to storm-water management expert Nadim Farajalla.

Despite Lebanon’s tense and uncertain situation due to the conflict at the border between Hezbollah and Israel, some Lebanese have chosen to relocate home.