A clash erupted Wednesday outside the campus of the Lebanese American University (LAU) in Beirut’s Qureitem area.

Judge Nicolas Mansour on Wednesday scheduled a session for the interrogation of Internal Security Forces chief Maj. Gen. Imad Othman in the lawsuit filed against him by Mount Lebanon Prosecutor Judge Ghada Aoun, LBCI TV reported.

Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Wednesday announced that his group now possesses the ability to transform its ordinary rockets into precision-guided missiles, adding that Hizbullah has also been manufacturing drones for several years now.

Progressive Socialist Party leader Walid Jumblat on Wednesday said Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh’s arrest would not be the best solution for halting the financial and economic collapse in the country.

The Directorate General of Internal Security Forces on Tuesday announced that its members “did not prevent a State Security patrol from enforcing a subpoena against the governor of the central bank” Riad Salameh, denying media reports in this regard.

Al-Mustaqbal Movement on Tuesday issued a statement in defense of Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh, after his residences were raided by State Security with the aim of bringing him to interrogation before Judge Ghada Aoun.

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved earmarking around USD 15.5 million for the organization of the upcoming parliamentary elections, as it postponed the discussion of the long-awaited electricity plan.

The United Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon, Joanna Wronecka, and Minister of Interior and Municipalities, Bassam Mawlawi, chaired Tuesday the second Elections Forum to take stock of the preparations for the parliamentary elections scheduled for May 15.

Court of Cassation Judge Rola al-Masri dismissed Tuesday a recusal request that had been suspending the investigation into the Beirut port blast.

Former ministers and incumbent MPs Ali Hassan Khalil and Ghazi Zoaiter had filed a request before the Court of Cassation to recuse Judge Naji Eid from looking into a recusal lawsuit against Judge Tarek Bitar.

Interior Minister Bassam al-Mawlawi asked Tuesday "how can provocative seminars and conferences achieve Lebanon's interest?"

"We are Arabs and we will remain Arabs," Mawlawi said, stressing that sisterly countries are helping Lebanon, while "some" inside the country are letting it become "a stage for incitement."