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Adib bows out from forming Lebanon govt
Residents of the Armenian CAHL nursing home and care center in the Bourj Hammoud neighbourhood of the Lebanese capital Beirut, sit together in the center's courtyard on September 16, 2020. - The August 4 blast at Beirut's port killed more than 190 people, injured thousands and ravaged dwellings in large parts of the capital. Some of the worst-hit areas are home to the city's century-old 140,000-strong Armenian community. Though some young Armenian Lebanese have fled the crisis-hit country in recent years, including to emigrate to Armenia, the older generation is bent on staying. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

In blast-hit Beirut, Armenian elders determined to stay
Choir singers perform at a concert for the victims of August's deadly Beirut blast in the gardens of the damaged 19th-century Sursock Palace in Achrafieh in the Lebanese capital on September 20, 2020. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

Lebanon hosts concert for Beirut blast victims at ravaged palace
Candles light-up pictures of victims of August's deadly Beirut blast during a commemoration concert in the gardens of the damaged 19th-century Sursock Palace in Achrafieh in Lebanon's capital, on September 20, 2020. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

After Lebanon blast, future lawsuits pile up against the state
(FILES) A file photo taken on March 26, 2020, shows foreign domestic workers wearing protective face masks walking their employer's dogs in the Lebanese capital Beirut. - Lebanon has approved a new work contract that gives foreign domestic workers the rights to keep their passport and resign, but activists say much more remains to be done to end abuses. After months of consultations, the labour ministry this month published a new and revised work contract for domestic workers, the main legal document governing their stay in the country. (Photo by PATRICK BAZ / AFP)

Lebanon's new work contract end of 'kafala'?
TOPSHOT - French President Emmanuel Macron (R) plants a cedar tree alongside members of the NGO Jouzour Loubnan during a ceremony marking Lebanon's centenary in Jaj Cedar Reserve Forest, northeast of the capital Beirut, on September 1, 2020. (Photo by GONZALO FUENTES / POOL / AFP)

Macron demands change as Lebanon marks centenary
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Lebanon loses defender of heritage architecture Lady Cochrane
A wounded man takes a picture with the newly-appointed Prime Minister Mustapha Adib during his tour in Beirut's badly-hit Gemmayzeh neighbourhood, on August 31, 2020. - Lebanon's under-fire political leaders designated a new prime minister, the diplomat Mustapha Adib, to tackle the country's deep political and economic crisis, hours before French President Emmanuel Macron was due to visit. (Photo by - / AFP)

New Lebanon PM-designate vows reforms
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KRCS continues delivering aid to families in Lebanon
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