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Creative Dialogues Returns to Beirut: Empowering Emerging Creatives in the MENA region

Beirut, Lebanon – 20 August 2025 – Building on the success of its 2023 debut, Creative Dialogues returns to Beirut...
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Beirut Today

Act for the Disappeared | لنعمل من أجل المفقودين

Act for the Disappeared | لنعمل من أجل المفقودين Act for the Disappeared In this video report, Jad Banjarian highlights...
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Jinan Nabaa

185 Years to Gender Parity in the MENA region: Lebanon Ranks 136th Globally

The Global Gender Gap Report of 2025, published by the World Economic Forum in June, shows that it will take an estimated 185 years to achieve gender parity in the Middle East and North Africa. Lebanon ranked 136th out of 148 countries, reflecting both the region’s slow progress and its...
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Karem Monzer

Tales from the Terrace | Episode 2: Meet Omar

Tales from the TerraceEpisode 2: Meet Omar In this second episode, Omar Hamed Beato, a Spanish journalist and documentary filmmaker...
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Beirut Today

Drought in Baalbeck

Drought is threatening the city of Baalbeck. Farmers have lost their land, and the Water Authority is monopolizing Al Bayada...
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Hanin Haidar Ahmad

تضييق على مخيم البداوي 2

This report investigates growing restrictions on Palestinian camps in Lebanon, focusing on Beddawi. It examines how isolation and limited mobility impact daily life, access to services, and community ties, raising key questions about rights and inclusion. Video by Hanin Haydar...
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Beirut Today

Vintage Collective Market Returns for its 2nd Edition This Thursday  

The Vintage Collective Market will host its second edition in Lebanon between Thursday, July 3, and Sunday, July 6. This...
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Karem Monzer

Silent Hands, Full Table

Samar Abou Khzam

Full Breasts and Flat Characters: When Men Write Women 

The violence of creative men shows up in their books in the way that women are flattened into sex organs and made into metaphors for male longing, suffering, or redemption. For centuries, literature has been populated by female characters whose most vivid trait is how their bodies move in the...
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Hanin Haidar Ahmad

Horsh Beirut for All

From caring for stray dogs to improving public access, local efforts are helping bring new life to Horsh Beirut. These...
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Elizabeth Khoury

Echoes of Home: How the Lebanese Diaspora’s Mythic Past Inspires Renewal

Nostalgia is a powerful emotion, one that reaches beyond mere memory, weaving together individual and collective experiences into a tapestry...
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Samar Abou Khzam

In Memory of the End of World War II: Books That Illuminate the Human Experience

May marks the end of World War II in Europe, Victory in Europe Day, commemorating not just the cessation of war, but also the resilience of humanity. Eighty years on, the memories of that global conflict remain etched in literature. Through memoirs, fiction, and testimonies, books about World War II...
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