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Amid Syrian tensions, Lebanon elects new prime minister

Lebanon's new Prime Minister Tammam Salam, pledged to protect his country from neighbor Syria's civil war. Salam may also struggle to unite politically divided Lebanon.

Terrorism & Security Nearly 1 in 20 Syrians are now refugees (+video)

Lebanon erects string of watchtowers on Syrian border

Why Lebanon violence might not spiral, despite funeral protests (+video)

Lebanese mourn anti-Syrian official killed in car bombing

Former Lebanese minister arrested for planning attacks for Syria's Assad

Sunnis launch 'Day of Rage' to protest Hezbollah's 'soft coup' in Lebanon

Hariri tribunal launches legal case, prompting protests in Lebanon

What Hezbollah wants from Lebanon's next government

Hezbollah and allies withdraw, Lebanon government collapses

Hezbollah-led pullout brings down Lebanon's government

Ahmadinejad visit to Lebanon brings little rapture back home

11 countries speaking out against Koran burning in Florida

Israel-Lebanon clash: Could it spark another war?

Rare Arab summit to forestall possible Hezbollah unrest in Lebanon

Lebanon resumes defense talks on Hezbollah's military wing

Ethiopian airlines crash: Experts look at possible causes

Lebanon's Hariri, Hezbollah form new government

Hariri quits, casting Lebanon into further uncertainty

Can Lebanon's Hariri work with Hezbollah?

Lebanese election a blow to Hezbollah

High stakes in Lebanon's election

Hillary Clinton reassures Lebanese in surprise visit

Syria boosts diplomatic ties with Lebanon

Warmer Lebanon-Syria ties puts focus on prisoners' fate