Community Voices
In this first episode, Anthony Gantelet, a French traveler passionate about languages and cultural exploration, shares his experience visiting Lebanon. He reflects on the country’s rich heritage, daily life, and what it’s like to speak Arabic as a foreigner. By Karem Monzer...
In this video, industry experts discuss Lebanon’s construction landscape, noting the shift from traditional materials to steel, which is now...
We live in a world where crisis is here and now for some but elsewhere and not yet for others....
Most Lebanese were optimistic about the nomination of two presidents to the executive powers from outside the country’s traditional political groups, and the level of optimism rose, accompanied by caution and questions about the ability to make real change, in light of the presence of a corrupt and sectarian political...
On January 16, as news broke of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas after 460 days of war, the...
“Mom, will we ever have to leave our house again? Are they still bombing? Is it near our village? Are...
“Halloooooo, hallo?” Sometimes, overwhelmed by the isolation, Fadi stepped out onto his balcony, which overlooked neighboring residential buildings in Hadath, a district in Beirut’s southern suburbs, better known locally as Dahiyeh. He shouted into the stillness, his voice echoing in the empty streets. “Hallooo, is anyone out there???” He tried...
The port of Saida in southern Lebanon was untypically calm for a clear day in late October. No auctioneers bellowing...
As Lebanon enters its second month of war, the toll on its people is staggering, with over 1.2 million displaced. ...
I fled home the first time when my family found out about me. I moved out on my own, but when things escalated, I had to flee again—this time with nowhere to go. Now, I’m staying with two friends who are generously hosting me temporarily, but I have nothing. I...