Blasts from rigged communication devices killed at least 37 people and injured over 4,000 over two days in September.

Lebanon’s government said Wednesday it had filed a complaint with the UN’s International Labor Organization (ILO) against ...

Related stories The situation escalated last month after a series of pager explosions in Lebanon, which were followed by an ...

As Israel's over two-month military campaign in Lebanon against Hezbollah continues, Lebanon's medical system is under strain ...

The new Hezbollah chief said the series of blows dealt to the group in recent weeks – including pager and walkie-talkie ...

We deemed it necessary to point out that this (pager attacks) runs contrary to work environment, security and safety, contrary to decent work principles... defended by the ILO," says Labor Minister Mo ...

Hezbollah's newly named leader Naim Kassem said in his first public comments aired Wednesday that the militant group will ...

Kassem said the series of blows dealt to the group in recent weeks — including pager and walkie-talkie explosions that ...

The group still seeks a ceasefire but on terms it deems acceptable, Hezbollah’s newly named leader Naim Qassem said in a ...

Beirut: Hezbollah's newly named leader Naim Kassem said in his first public comments aired Wednesday that the militant group ...

Lebanon tells the U.N. that workers were among those killed or injured during the string of attacks attributed to Israel ...

Lebanon has officially filed a complaint with the United Nations’ International Labour Organization (ILO) over a series of deadly attacks involving exploding pagers in September, which killed and ...