With climate change an increasing looming threat, how can we protect Lebanon’s forests and preserve its agricultural heritage? In Episode...
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Karem Monzer is a Lebanese journalist and documentary filmmaker and a 2026–2027 Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT. He served as Managing Editor of Beirut Today from March 2025 to July 2026, leading editorial and documentary projects covering climate, water, public health, migration, governance, and human rights. He holds an MA in Migration Studies and a BA in Communication Arts with a minor in Journalism from the Lebanese American University.
This documentary explores women empowerment and its obstacles in the Lebanese political scene. Where were we? Where are we now?...
One man’s garbage is another man’s treasure. Short-sightedness and bad waste management practices have led to ever-growing landfills and piles...
“As they say, poverty comes through the door and love goes out the window,” said Hussein Al Choubassy, the head of Saadnayel municipality.
Beirut Today spoke to key stakeholders at COP27 about the impact of climate change on health. Thank you to the...
An inside look at Solar, one of Lebanon’s young, organic and award-winning olive oil makers.
On Episode 6 of Riwayat, Beirut Today speaks to experts about the wastewater management in Lebanon: why the system operates...
We ask the pros at LADE, FiftyFifty, and LTA for all the details on the violations recorded during Lebanon’s 2022 elections?
Refugees=Partners is creating a fact-based counter-narrative on rights and the protection of Syrian refugees.
Koun is using trauma-sensitive yoga to help women from all walks of life cope and keep their children engaged.