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Lebanon’s Hezbollah launches Syrian war video game
The first-person shooter game is a low-cost spinoff of bestseller "Call of Duty" that glorifies the group's battles in the ongoing Syrian conflict.
Two Lebanese brothers in court for Hezbollah drone export case
Two Lebanese citizens are expected to appear in court for allegedly illegally exporting components of drones to Hezbollah in Lebanon
SA links in US-Hezbollah illegal exporting case
According to US court documents, dollars were said to have been transferred to SA company bank accounts for the apparent purchasing of the items
Tunisia airline row: UAE ‘political miscalculation’?
UAE's move to ban Tunisian women from Emirates flights reflects tense relations between the two countries, experts say.
In Beirut, fear and anger don’t stop life going on
South Beirut has endured a series of suicide bombings over the past two years in response to Hezbollah’s forceful intervention in Syria.
SA an attractive destination for terrorism funding networks
Lawlessness, government corruption and a range of financing methods make SA ideal for terrorism financing networks, and likely protect it from attack.
Saudi Arabia to give Lebanese army $3bn
Lebanese President Michel Suleiman has indicated that the grant is likely to be spent partly on weapons from France as a counterweight to Hezbollah.
Rockets fired from Lebanon trigger Israeli shelling
Rockets fired from Lebanon have struck northern Israel and triggered retaliatory artillery fire.
Syria opposition rejects peace talks
Syria's opposition coalition has said it will not engage in international peace talks while Hezbollah backs President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
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