Two years on from the devastating explosion that destroyed much of Beirut, architects and designers have shared first-hand accounts of how everyday life in the city continues to be profoundly ...

Footage captured by drone shows the scale of the destruction after the explosion in Beirut on Tuesday. A large area of the port has been flattened and many buildings in the city have been damaged.

The Lebanese government has resigned amid growing public anger following a devastating explosion in Beirut on 4 August that killed at least 200 people and injured around 5,000 others. Here is what ...

The explosion at a portside warehouse in Beirut sent devastating shockwaves ... and about 5,000 others have been injured. Satellite and aerial images show the extent of the physical damage to ...

Damage from the explosion reached a peninsula directly east of the blast site. Not only has a building there been blown away, but a boat in front of it appears to have been blown onto its side.

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The explosion's shockwave blew out windows at Beirut International Airport's passenger terminal, about 9km (5 miles) away from the port. The blast was also heard as far away as Cyprus, about 200km ...

A catastrophic explosion cut a path of destruction through Beirut on August 4, devastating the capital of a country already struggling with economic and political crises. This browser does not ...

The white cloud that accompanied the explosion appeared to ... which appeared massive in aerial footage shot on Wednesday morning by the AP. The Beirut blast, based on the crater and glass windows ...

A massive explosion rocked the Lebanese capital of Beirut on Tuesday evening, leaving at least 135 dead and thousands injured. The blast has been linked to a large supply of confiscated and ...

Video footage of that explosion resembles that from Beirut, says Babrauskas. “Beirut is the same thing, just done bigger.” Why was such a large quantity of ammonium nitrate stored at the port?

At least 16 employees of Beirut’s port have been detained in an investigation into Tuesday’s devastating explosion in the seaside capital, according to Lebanese National News [NNA] agency.