The explosion literally changed the landscape of Lebanon’s capital city, leveling or severely ... and wiping out large swaths of Beirut’s waterfront. The photos show a bustling port before ...

Many of the photos are of buildings ... arcades and prime location in west Beirut's Manara make it one of the most distinctive old buildings in the city (MEE/Kirsten O'Regan) In the resulting ...

Charles W. Cushman, an avid traveler and amateur photographer, visited Beirut in its heyday in 1965 and captured some stunning photos of everyday life in the city. These photos are being shared ...

Diego Ibarra Sanchez for The New York Times Supported by By The New York Times The two explosions that ripped through Beirut ... enveloping much of the central city in dust and smoke.

A blaze erupted in a warehouse in Beirut ... the city scrambling once again a month after a massive detonation at a warehouse storing ammonium nitrate shook the Lebanese capital. Pictures ...

Before and after pictures have shown the extraordinary destruction brought about by a huge explosion in Beirut. At least 100 ... at a warehouse near the city's port for six years.

Investigations into the explosion that occurred at Beirut’s port Aug. 4, 2020, have been plagued by corruption, frustrating residents already living in a city hobbled by energy shortages and ...

Gems of the city's heritage, including some of the region's most elegant Levantine villas with their triple-arch windows, were damaged beyond repair. Many of old Beirut's remaining colonial-era and ...

BEIRUT — As a symbol of a lost era in a region full of them, Beirut stands apart. For generations it thrived as a center of culture, commerce, and education, until the 16-year Lebanese civil war ...