Why can't you drink the water in the wettest country in the Middle East? Lebanon's water crisis, explained. https://bbc.in/3wpfSQb | BBC News

Here's why the shock resignation of Lebanon’s prime minister this month is seen as part of a campaign by Saudi Arabia against Hizbollah, the Iran-backed Lebanese militia group. Read more: http://on.ft.com/2AF1O8w | Financial Times

26K views · 103 reactions | Lebanon was in a financial crisis before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, but fresh lockdowns are pushing the country closer to economic collapse. Reporting by Margaret Evans | CBC News: The National | Facebook

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“We have reached our limit. Enough corruption, enough negligence.” | Lebanese riot police fired teargas at demonstrators in Beirut amid growing protests over the devastating explosion. | Al Jazeera English

7.5K views · 70 reactions | Protesters clash with security forces for a second night in downtown Beirut over the Lebanese authorities' handling of a deepening economic crisis, despite the government pledging to inject dollars into the market to bolster the sagging currency. Video and text by AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE | INQUIRER.net | Facebook