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Nader Durgham

On Morocco’s Historic FIFA World Cup Run

The 2022 FIFA World Cup was quick to be known as “the year of the underdogs,” with teams like Saudi...
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Karem Monzer

Lebanon’s Wastewater Sector: A Forgotten Asset

On Episode 6 of Riwayat, Beirut Today speaks to experts about the wastewater management in Lebanon: why the system operates...
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Beirut Today

Tareeq El Nahl: Preserving Plants and Culture in Wadi Batloun

This is the story of Tareeq El Nahl: how it started and where it’s going. It began as a garden focused on growing local plants in Wadi Batloun and it grew into a collective space for people’s enjoyment and education. Credit: Nina Bazin...
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Laudy Issa

These three women are refereeing at the Qatar World Cup

Since the inaugural FIFA World Cup back in 1930, no women have been in command of the men’s football matches....
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Satia El-Alam

Fearing the Roast: the threat of coffee shops in Lebanon and the Middle East

As social animals, we find solace and pleasure in human interaction. We seek means to gather, and one of the...
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Jinan Nabaa

Arab Theater: A Message of Steadfastness in the Face of Crises and Wars

Arab countries, including Lebanon, have been suffering from a series of successive and multifaceted crises over the past years. These crises can take the form of military conflicts, cold wars, economic crises, in addition to the global pandemic, among other things.  But as the popular saying goes, “art is born...
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Nader Durgham

MC Distribution and Metropolis launch Lebanese Film Week

Local filmmakers will be showcasing their work throughout this week at the Lebanese Film Week, organized by MC distribution and...
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وائل قيس

On The Stereotypical Image of Women in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Marvel Studios, along with President Kevin Feige, are working on bringing more female comic book characters into the Marvel Cinematic...
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عامر شيباني

The Craftsmanship of Laurel Soap: A Success Story from Aleppo and Beirut to the World

“There is not a house in Aleppo that does not use laurel soap and that does not have local za’atar.” This is how Nawwar Rahmouni, an elderly Syrian woman living in Lebanon, characterized the people of Aleppo in northern Syria. Rahmouni spoke to Beirut Today about her “fun” project, which...
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Jinan Nabaa

On the importance of media literacy

The number of internet users in Lebanon reached 6.01 million at the end of January of this year, which roughly...
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TK Maloy

Roni Helou 2.0: Lebanese designer considers the future

Roni Helou, one of Lebanon’s top young fashion designers, has in the five years since launching his signature designs ascended rapidly...
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عامر شيباني

Despite being under ministry protection, Al-Jawz River is polluted

Lebanon’s Ministry of Energy and Water and local organizations have begun to clean the course of Al-Jawz River in Batroun, removing the accumulated dirt and dust on its route since it dried up at the end of June as it regularly does. Yet these preparations are not enough to allow...
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