The Lebanese president will present a proposal to disarm Hezbollah while seeking U.S. pressure for an Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon under a recent bilateral agreement.
Berlin says an EU-mandated mission should be considered after UNIFIL expires at the end of 2026, aiming to prevent a security vacuum and support stability in southern Lebanon.
Trump threats had created friction at peace talks, which were complicated by fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon
A senior U.S. official says Israel and Hezbollah will begin a ceasefire on Friday at 4 p.m. local time, following negotiations involving U.S. and Qatari mediators with assistance from Iran.
The deal includes the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the blockade on Iranian ports, but leaves Lebanon's future deeply uncertain and analysts divided
A ceasefire agreement with Israel requiring the government to dismantle Hezbollah reignites sectarian tensions
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz says troops will stay in southern Lebanon's "security zone" and that Israel retains the right to strike Beirut if attacked
The president has been briefed that an end to the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah is key to finding a lasting settlement with Tehran
Fresh American military action and Iran’s claim of downing a U.S. drone have heightened regional tensions, while Israel signals a tougher campaign against Hezbollah despite ongoing ceasefire efforts
Fresh Israeli airstrikes and new Hezbollah attacks were reported on the first day of a 45-day ceasefire extension, underscoring the challenges facing ongoing U.S.-mediated efforts to end the conflict
The cargo included medical and pharmaceutical supplies, food, water, and essential goods.
The strikes Israel says were aimed at midlevel Hezbollah operatives killed hundreds and hit usually calm seaside Beirut neighborhoods
The U.S. president signalled a rare high-level contact between the two sides as Washington pushes for de-escalation after weeks of fighting, with ceasefire discussions gaining urgency amid continued Israeli operations
The concern of Athens over the possibility of a full collapse of the state and the dominance of Hezbollah extremists – fears over Christian populations and new radicalized migratory waves
Israeli and Lebanese representatives are set for rare direct talks in Washington as Israel continues military operations against Hezbollah while both sides present sharply diverging demands over ceasefire and disarmament
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says “There is no ceasefire in Lebanon,” despite Iran insisting its accord with the U.S. covers that conflict
Israeli airstrikes hit Beirut and southern Lebanon killing over 250 people, while Hezbollah responds with rocket fire and international leaders urge Lebanon’s inclusion in fragile Iran–US ceasefire efforts.
“We are determined to continue supporting the Lebanese government,” the joint statement read
Israel’s defense minister says all houses in Lebanese border villages will be demolished and displaced residents barred from returning until security is restored, as fighting with Hezbollah intensifies along the northern frontier
Israel’s envoy to Greece outlined regional tensions and security dynamics, arguing that Hezbollah acts on behalf of Iran while stressing the importance of alliances and diplomacy in maintaining regional stability