FAO says unexploded ordnance may have contaminated soil and is discussing de-mining partnerships.
Reuters reports on a draft programme that could end years of blackouts, if both governments approve.
The bank links the slump to the March escalation and urges banking and fiscal reform.
Reuters reports a proposal that would need no upfront public spending.
Banque du Liban sources told LBC no decision has been taken on raising monthly caps.
Prime Minister Salam says the project will not burden the Treasury; Cabinet review to follow.
Yassine Jaber asks for an IMF-backed programme and help mobilising reconstruction funds.
Yassine Jaber asks the IMF and World Bank to help fund humanitarian aid and reconstruction.
The $300 million plants have sat idle amid a legal dispute with their operator.
Prime Minister Salam says Doha will finance, execute and operate the project; the amount and timeline have not been announced.
Governor Karim Souaid says the move sends "a clear signal" that Lebanon will shield its banks from contamination risk.
