Donor countries weary of corrupt government, fear it could exploit funds meant for reconstruction after port blast

Led by former army officers, demonstrators peacefully entered the building to express anger over the Beirut explosion and economic woes, before being forced out 3 hours later

Troops use rubber bullets, tear gas to force group led by ex-army officers out of several ministries and a bank HQ, as anger over port explosion surges

Confrontations play out in streets wrecked by Tuesday's port explosion, in which almost 160 people were killed; PM proposes elections

'We are taking over the foreign ministry as a seat of the revolution,' retired army officer declares; demonstrators also take over economy ministry, HQ of banking association

Security forces use tear gas as thousands pour into main square of Lebanese capital in rally against country's political leaders; demonstrators takeover foreign ministry building

Three-member parliamentary bloc steps down, citing government corruption and negligence

The Netherlands says Hedwig Waltmans-Molier was standing in her living room with her husband when she was hit by debris from explosion

Two cabinet members who sought to show solidarity with locals are chased away by a public enraged by government conduct

The MV Rhousus stopped at the Lebanese port in 2013 to pick up some cargo, but legal and technical difficulties led it to be detained and its explosive cargo impounded