Lebanon’s parliament is to vote for the country’s next president after a two-year void. A man waves a Lebanese flag as he stands amidst the rubble of a building destroyed in Israeli strikes ...

Lebanon's parliament chose the head of the country's armed forces, Joseph Aoun, to be its next president, a post that's been ...

The visit by Prime Minister Najib Mikati was the first official trip by the Lebanese leader to meet with the new government of Syria. By Aaron Boxerman In his first official visit to Syria to meet ...

In Aoun’s hometown of Aichiye in Jezzine province, southern Lebanon, people waved the Lebanese flag and distributed traditional sweets, while local media showed the slaughter of a sheep in ...

In Aoun’s hometown of Aichiye in the southern Jezzine province, people waved the Lebanese flag and distributed traditional sweets, while local media showed the slaughter of a sheep in celebration.

where residents had gathered from the morning in front of a church adorned with Lebanese flags and his portrait, an AFP reporter said. Elderly village resident Salim Nasr said he hoped Aoun would ...

Lebanon's lawmakers voted for a second time in the day Thursday to elect a much-needed president, with army chief Joseph Aoun expected to win. The Mediterranean country has been without a ...

Supporters erupted in celebration in Aoun's home village of Aishiyeh in south Lebanon, where residents had gathered from the morning in front of a church adorned with Lebanese flags and his portrait .

Lebanese lawmakers elected army chief Joseph Aoun as president on Thursday, ending a more than two-year vacancy and marking a ...

Supporters erupted in celebration in Aoun's southern home village of Aishiyeh, where residents had gathered from the morning outside a church adorned with his portrait and Lebanese flags ...

Celebrations erupted in Aoun's southern home village of Aishiyeh, where supporters gathered outside a church adorned with his portrait and Lebanese flags ... has been without a president since ...

BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon’s parliament voted Thursday to elect army commander Joseph Aoun as head of state, filling a more than two-year-long presidential vacuum. The vote came weeks after a ...