The Lebanese government has resigned amid growing public anger following a devastating explosion in Beirut on 4 August that killed at least 200 people and injured around 5,000 others. Here is what ...

The explosion at a portside warehouse in Beirut sent devastating shockwaves across the Lebanese capital, decimating seafront buildings and causing widespread destruction. At least 137 people died ...

The main reason why some conspiracy-minded individuals are leaping to the conclusion that a nuke went off in Beirut is that explosion produced a classic mushroom cloud, which is familiar to anyone ...

The latest strike decimated a high-rise building near one of Beirut’s busiest traffic junctions — shaking the Lebanese ...

Around 6pm local time on Tuesday 4 August, many people in Beirut turned their gaze to the ... Some of the images suggest there was a first smaller explosion. The following images are taken from ...

In moment-by-moment images, the projectile is seen fliding towards the apartment block in Ghobeiri, Beirut this morning, ...

I found out later I had fractured my arm. The energy wave which emanated from the explosion caused windows to shatter and ceilings to collapse all across Beirut. Broken glass, bricks and cement rained ...

Members of Australia's Lebanese community are still coming to terms with their situation after losing family members in the devastating Beirut explosion. Nearly 14,000km away from where a massive ...