On Monday December 19, 2022, the streets of Beirut saw new, modern public buses for the first time in years. ...
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The heart-warming Christmas initiative was led by Tracy and Paul Naggear, whose three-year-old daughter died in the Beirut blast.
Clutching a portrait of her late son, one mother asks us to share a message to Judge Sawan: “Don’t leave...
In June 2022, residents of Mar Mkhayel and Gemmayze began organized action against what they describe as unlawful acts by...
Lifting immunity from MPs threatens the core of a mafia system that Lebanon’s politicians are fighting to maintain.
"We are convinced, after legal consultations with the team of lawyers helping us, that setting the tuition at the LBP 3,900 rate is not legal."
Antique sellers in Basta Tahta tell us about Old Beirut and the work that’s been passed down from their grandparents.
Women and allies in Lebanon marched against outdated laws, harassment, inequality, transphobia, the Kafala (sponsorship) system, and more on March 8, 2021 for International Women's Day.
"I don't want to calm down," yells out one protester at yesterday's gathering of the families of Beirut blast victims. "If we calm down, we die. If we're silent, we die."
Cola protesters tell us they can't afford bread as Lebanon's economy crumbles, the lockdown continues, and no government aid is given.