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A Lebanese youth wrapped in the national flag looks at the damaged grain silos at Beirut’s port. (AFP)

What’s next after the resignation of Lebanon’s government?

Lebanon

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas (R) visits the site of the massive Beirut port explosion, August 12. (DPA)

German FM says Lebanon needs reforms for world to help

Lebanon

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Lebanon's sectarian strife

Lebanon

Turkey’s Vice President Fuat Oktay, right, and Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, left, speak to reporters after meeting with Lebanese president Michel Aoun, in Beirut, August 8. (AP)

Turkey vies with Saudi Arabia as ‘protector of Lebanon’s Sunnis’

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Two boys sell bread along a street following blast in Beirut’s port area. (REUTERS)

UN moves to prevent food shortages in Lebanon

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Lebanese security forces clash with protesters near the parliament in central Beirut on August 10. (AFP)

Angry Lebanese demand removal of ‘corrupt ruling class’

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Prime Minister Hassan Diab announces his government’s resignation, August 10. (AFP)

Under street pressure, Hezbollah prefers to scapegoat Diab government

Lebanon

Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab submits his resignation to President Michel Aoun at the presidential palace in Baabda, Beirut, August 10. (REUTERS)

Lebanese PM announces resignation in wake of Beirut blast, protests

Lebanon

Lebanese Health Minister Hamad Hasan talks to Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab during a cabinet meeting at the government palace in Beirut, August 10. (REUTERS)

Lebanese PM likely to announce resignation Monday