Rival Lebanese leaders have signed a deal to end 18 months of political deadlock, pulling their country away from the brink of civil war.
The Western-backed government and the pro-Syrian opposition arrived at the deal after days of talks in Qatar.
Under the deal, the opposition - led by the Hezbollah political and militant group - will have the power of veto in a new cabinet of national unity.
It also paves the way for parliament to elect a new president.
The crisis turned violent two weeks ago when street battles between armed supporters of the factions left at least 65 people dead.
