Although the Beirut hostage crisis ended without any casualty, the incident has brought to light Lebanon's massive economic crisis. Banks in Lebanon stopped allowing US dollar withdrawals in 2019 after the country's economy collapsed. @PriyankaSh25 explains | WION

Watch: Lebanon’s currency has lost more than 15 percent of its value since the start of the year, piling further pressure on the population more than two years into a crisis that has plunged many into poverty and fueled demonstrations. https://english.alarabiya.net/business/economy/2022/01/11/Lebanon-s-currency-plummets-again-amid-financial-crisis-and-political-deadlock | Al Arabiya English | Facebook

2.2K views · 21 reactions | Lebanese economy minister Amin Salam speaks to The National about how a full-scale war would destroy the country financially. Read the exclusive interview: news.ae/3WC41gy | The National | Facebook

44K views · 318 reactions | Lebanon is teetering on the brink of collapse. The economy is in freefall and many young people are choosing to leave, including hundreds of doctors and nurses who form the backbone of the country's overstretched hospitals. | Channel 4 News | Facebook