A Syrian refugee, once a national player, revives his dream of playing and coaching football.

SIBLINE, Lebanon, 2 October 2014 (UNHCR) – UNHCR Representative in Lebanon Ninette Kelley today met with Sibline Mayor Mohammad Oubar to review progress on construction of a water reservoir, part of a massive project that will ensure regular water supply to more than 80,000 Lebanese residents and so...

Refugees poured into Arsal, a Lebanese town in the Bekaa Valley near Syria, on Saturday amid reports that a battle was beginning along the mountainous border, a sign that the government was broadening its offensive against rebel strongholds.

Deserted Syrian children flee to Lebanon. According to UNICEF, thousands of Syrian children are fleeing their country alone. Separated from their families and forced to survive on their own, they face high risks of abuse and violence.

Around 30-thousand Christian Syrian have crossed into neighbouring Lebanon since the start of the fighting nearly two years ago. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reports from the city of Zahle, where hundreds are taking refuge. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwNsq6IfuTg

The United Nations’ refugee agency announced on Saturday that the number of Syrians who have fled their war-torn country and came to Lebanon has reached 779,000.

Lebanese authorities struggled to cope with the flow Syrian refugees over the weekend, with at least 1,700 families arriving in the border town of Arsal since Friday. Many of them have taken refuge in tin shacks, with the UN refugee agency providing plastic to reinforce the makeshift shelters agains...

Caritas Lebanon Migrant Center (CLMC) distributed aid items to vulnerable displaced Syrians in different regions of Lebanon. In the North, CLMC distributed in 250 food kits, 350 winter blankets, 300 summer blankets and 300 bed sheets. In Baalback, Arsal and Qaa and Masharih El Qaa (Bekaa), CLMC dis...

The partner of French President Francois Hollande, Valerie Trierweiler, visited on Tuesday a Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon to urge for more help to deal with the refugee influx.

In a bustling neighbourhood outside of Lebanon's capital Beirut, a group of Syrian refugee women are learning to translate knowledge of their regional dishes into a marketable skill. They hail from different provinces across the war-torn country, united by their exile in Lebanon, and are hoping thei...