Tripoli (Lebanon)

Clashes in Lebanon amid crash in local currency

Clashes break out in city of Tripoli in northern Lebanon as protesters smashed fronts of banks, set fire to an army vehicle.

Suicide bomber blows himself up in a crowded cafe in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli. Al-Nusra Front claims responsibility.

Thousands of civilians flee their homes in a battered district of northern Lebanon's Tripoli, as army and Islamists fight.

At least 10 civilians wounded after a homemade bomb was tossed under a bridge in Lebanon's second largest city.

Lebanon decides to put the northern city of Tripoli under the command of the military in a bid to end sectarian clashes.

The death toll from a week of clashes in the city of Tripoli between supporters and opponents of Syria’s regime has risen to 13.

Seven more people have been charged over deadly bomb attacks in the Lebanese city of Tripoli in August.

Five people, including a Syrian army captain, have been charged over deadly attacks in the northern Lebanese port city of Tripoli.

Suspect who was arrested appears in surveillance video at the site of one of the explosions which killed 47 in Tripoli.

"These twin terrorist explosions are part of a criminal plan aiming to plant the seeds of strife," says Hezbollah after Tripoli attacks.

At least 42 people have been killed in two car bombs targeting mosques in the northern city of Tripoli.

Sectarian clashes linked to the 21-month conflict in Syria killed six people and wounded 40 in the Lebanese city of Tripoli.

In Lebanon, Pope Benedict XVI issues a call for reconciliation between Christians, Jews and Muslims, as Muslims riot in Tripoli.