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- 16:44The Army communicates with all involved parties in Nabtieh clashes to resolve conflicts
- 16:27Zouk Mosbeh Coastal highway is now accessible to all vehicles
- 16:24Baalbek-Homs international road has been blocked by protesters
- 16:20The Association of Banks in Lebanon announced that Banks will remain closed on Thursday
- 16:12Reuters: Former Lebanese PM Mikati denies accusation of illegitimate gains through housing loan
- 15:27Interior Minister: Protesters are exerting their right peacefully; there's no truth to the news of my intention to resign
- 14:46Interior Minister Raya Al-Hassan: The solution lies in politics and not in security; Security forces did not receive orders to open roads
- 13:51The Lebanese Army stated that it is committed to protect people’s freedom of expression and peaceful demonstrations but away from blocking roads and riots
- 13:46MPs Samy Gemayel and Elias Hankache refused to make any public statements after joining protesters and recovering rally positions
- 13:33Cheerful slogans in favor of the Army are being voiced in Ghazir rally
- 13:31Protesters on Ghazir highway are distributing flowers to the Lebanese Army that came to the scene to open the road
- 13:28Protesters have increase in numbers in Downtown Beirut
- 13:27Kataeb's Deputy-President Salim Sayegh joins the protesters' lines in Zouk Mosbeh
- 13:26Army forces have gradually withdrawn from Jal el-Dib as protesters increased in numbers on the blocked highway
- 13:21High-ranked Army officials threaten to resign if oppression of people during protests persists
- 12:25MP Elias Hankache joins protesters in Zouk Mosbeh
- 12:18Protesters are sitting on the ground in Jal el-Dib following army attempts to re-open the road
- 12:16MP Samy Gemayel calls on protesters to sit on the ground and not to abandon their positions
- 12:14Crowds are increasing at all assembly points as large numbers of people are joining them
- 12:11Sayegh: We urge Keserwan residents to join demonstration assemblies in Zouk Mosbeh, Okaibe and Ghazir
- 12:09MP Samy Gemayel joins protesters in Jal el Dib in objection to army attempts of re-opening the blocked highway
- 12:06NNA: Two injured in Jal-el Dib following stampede between protesters and troops from the Lebanese army Commando Regiment to reopen roads
- 12:04MTV: Army forces are using vehicles, bulldozers and reinforcements in Jal el-Dib to forcibly open the road
- 12:01Lebanese Airborne Regiment army branch forces arrived in Zouk Mosbeh demonstration area
- 11:57Protesters are calling on the Lebanese to immediately take to the streets at all the assembly points so as to halt all army attempts to forcibly open the roads
- 11:55The army is following orders to forcibly open roads in Zouk Mosbeh, Jal el Dib and Nahr el-Kalb
- 11:52Clashes erupted between army forces and protesters in Zouk Mosbeh as some were arrested
- 11:48Samy Gemayel: I call on all the Lebanese to head towards the main assembly points to stand in the face of oppression
- 11:28Al-Jadeed: Sidon roads have been re-opened; arrested protesters have been released
- 11:27Army forces are removing barriers set up by protesters on Jal el-Dib highway in preparation for opening the road
- 10:55Protesters are deployed in front of all public administration buildings in Zahle blocking roads
- 10:49MTV reported minor injuries among protesters in Nahr al-Kaleb clashes with the army
- 10:48The army asked the media to stop broadcasting clashes with protesters in Nahr al-Kaleb highway
- 10:43Clashes erupted between the Lebanese army and protesters on Nahr al-Kaleb highway as the army attempts to open the road using force
- 10:36AFP: Russia anti-doping boss says expects lengthy Olympic ban
- 10:05TMC: Mansourieh road at Maison du Pain intersection is blocked by protesters
- 10:03AFP citing diplomatic source: Pentagon chief visits Iraq as US quits north Syria
- 18:57Following the removal of the National News Agency Director, the agency has refrained from posting news and covering the protests for over an hour
- 18:46A mass protest is taking place in Tyre's Al-Alam Square
- 18:43The Association of Evangelical Schools in Lebanon to suspend classes on Wednesday
- 18:37AFP citing government: Death toll in Chile protests rises by three to 15
- 18:31AFP: Turkey's Erdogan says will discuss Kurdish pullout from Syria regime areas with Putin
- 18:16AFP citing France: 'No justification, at this stage' for new Brexit delay
- 17:06A number of artists: If protests weren’t covered, we will be back and Tele Liban employees won’t find a way into their offices
- 16:46Education Minister reneged on his previous statement announcing that schools and universities to open on Wednesday at their discretion
- 16:44The Army communicates with all involved parties in Nabtieh clashes to resolve conflicts
- 16:27Zouk Mosbeh Coastal highway is now accessible to all vehicles
- 16:24Baalbek-Homs international road has been blocked by protesters
- 16:20The Association of Banks in Lebanon announced that Banks will remain closed on Thursday
- 16:12Reuters: Former Lebanese PM Mikati denies accusation of illegitimate gains through housing loan
- 15:27Interior Minister: Protesters are exerting their right peacefully; there's no truth to the news of my intention to resign
- 14:46Interior Minister Raya Al-Hassan: The solution lies in politics and not in security; Security forces did not receive orders to open roads
- 13:51The Lebanese Army stated that it is committed to protect people’s freedom of expression and peaceful demonstrations but away from blocking roads and riots
- 13:46MPs Samy Gemayel and Elias Hankache refused to make any public statements after joining protesters and recovering rally positions
- 13:33Cheerful slogans in favor of the Army are being voiced in Ghazir rally
- 13:31Protesters on Ghazir highway are distributing flowers to the Lebanese Army that came to the scene to open the road
- 13:28Protesters have increase in numbers in Downtown Beirut
- 13:27Kataeb's Deputy-President Salim Sayegh joins the protesters' lines in Zouk Mosbeh
- 13:26Army forces have gradually withdrawn from Jal el-Dib as protesters increased in numbers on the blocked highway
- 13:21High-ranked Army officials threaten to resign if oppression of people during protests persists
- 12:25MP Elias Hankache joins protesters in Zouk Mosbeh
- 12:18Protesters are sitting on the ground in Jal el-Dib following army attempts to re-open the road
- 12:16MP Samy Gemayel calls on protesters to sit on the ground and not to abandon their positions
- 12:14Crowds are increasing at all assembly points as large numbers of people are joining them
- 12:11Sayegh: We urge Keserwan residents to join demonstration assemblies in Zouk Mosbeh, Okaibe and Ghazir
- 12:09MP Samy Gemayel joins protesters in Jal el Dib in objection to army attempts of re-opening the blocked highway
- 12:06NNA: Two injured in Jal-el Dib following stampede between protesters and troops from the Lebanese army Commando Regiment to reopen roads
- 12:04MTV: Army forces are using vehicles, bulldozers and reinforcements in Jal el-Dib to forcibly open the road
- 12:01Lebanese Airborne Regiment army branch forces arrived in Zouk Mosbeh demonstration area
- 11:57Protesters are calling on the Lebanese to immediately take to the streets at all the assembly points so as to halt all army attempts to forcibly open the roads
- 11:55The army is following orders to forcibly open roads in Zouk Mosbeh, Jal el Dib and Nahr el-Kalb
- 11:52Clashes erupted between army forces and protesters in Zouk Mosbeh as some were arrested
- 11:48Samy Gemayel: I call on all the Lebanese to head towards the main assembly points to stand in the face of oppression
- 11:28Al-Jadeed: Sidon roads have been re-opened; arrested protesters have been released
- 11:27Army forces are removing barriers set up by protesters on Jal el-Dib highway in preparation for opening the road
- 10:55Protesters are deployed in front of all public administration buildings in Zahle blocking roads
- 10:49MTV reported minor injuries among protesters in Nahr al-Kaleb clashes with the army
- 10:48The army asked the media to stop broadcasting clashes with protesters in Nahr al-Kaleb highway
- 10:43Clashes erupted between the Lebanese army and protesters on Nahr al-Kaleb highway as the army attempts to open the road using force
- 10:05TMC: Mansourieh road at Maison du Pain intersection is blocked by protesters
- 18:57Following the removal of the National News Agency Director, the agency has refrained from posting news and covering the protests for over an hour
- 18:46A mass protest is taking place in Tyre's Al-Alam Square
- 18:43The Association of Evangelical Schools in Lebanon to suspend classes on Wednesday
- 17:06A number of artists: If protests weren’t covered, we will be back and Tele Liban employees won’t find a way into their offices
- 16:46Education Minister reneged on his previous statement announcing that schools and universities to open on Wednesday at their discretion
- 18:37AFP citing government: Death toll in Chile protests rises by three to 15
- 18:16AFP citing France: 'No justification, at this stage' for new Brexit delay
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