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Heba El Hallak

Claws, Tails, and Stingers: Lebanese Scorpion Farm Sees Hope in Indigenous Species

At their sanitized table, men in white coats adjust their surgical masks and protective eyewear in preparation for the next...
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Karem Monzer

“Face it by Dancing”: PoleFit Lebanon dismantles stereotypes

Laura Ayoub happened upon pole dancing while on a trip in 2015, and immediately fell in love. In the years...
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Chhavi Mehra

An aerial photographer on a mission to change Lebanon’s conflict narrative

Carlos Haidamous loved going to the airports. He loved to see the planes fly and explore the cockpits, and today, he is a filmmaker, aerial photographer and cinematographer who specializes in filming using drones.  “I learned about drones when they were just released. Before I got my first drone, the...
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Marwan Issa

“Sayfiye Aesthetic”: Nostalgia booms from Ashrafieh

Located in the heart of Ashrafieh, Takeover is an artist-run project space that has been featuring a number of different...
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Chhavi Mehra

Artist spotlight: Zaynab Mourad

Zaynab Mourad is an artist, social activist, and storyteller at heart who moved to Beirut in late 2018. Born and...
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Marwan Issa

“Barbie” ban indicates deeper paradoxes in Lebanon

Any outside observer who takes a look at Lebanon’s state of affairs would immediately assume that raging public discussions and dominant discourses hover around food insecurity, providing necessary health and pharmaceutical services, improving educational outcomes and formulating better social protection programs.  In fact, many would be astonished to find out...
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Mahdi El Amin

From Public to Private Spaces: Freedom to Discriminate in Lebanon Reigns Supreme

On May 14, a group of men approached a woman at Saida’s public beach and demanded she leave the premises...
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Karla Jubaily

Community, Care, and Eco-tourism in Chouf: Farmville Barouk & Dar Leila

Upon arrival, you are welcomed by fragrant lavender bushes and the resident mother-and-daughter canine duo, Bailey and Lucy. On the...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Tourism in Lebanon surges over summer season

Lebanon’s latest influx of tourists and expatriates shows the country is set for a “promising summer tourism season, expected to surpass the record figures set in 2010 when over two million visitors flocked to Lebanon,” as per a new report by LBC. Earlier this summer, Lebanon’s minister of tourism Walid...
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Chhavi Mehra

Echoes from Lebanon soon launches a new room for young artists

Echoes from Lebanon will soon launch a new room where young artists between the ages of 15-35 will have a...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Burning wildfires & deadly monsoons: World feels effects of climate change

More than 100 people have died across East Asia this month as extreme rain, floods, and landslides overtake several countries,...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

On what basis does Lebanon ban movies?

The recent delay of Barbie’s release date in Lebanon has sparked alarm amongst citizens who were eagerly anticipating the movies’ initial release date on July 20, 2023. Lebanese citizens took to social media platforms to express their outrage and frustration, citing that the delay was going to kill one of...
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