While a shift in the power balance has certainly been felt, the results of Lebanon's elections do not mark a breakthrough in the status quo.
Op-Ed
Purple thumbs took over my people’s Instagram accounts. The ink covering their fingers seems impossible to remove.
At the expense of the Lebanese population, fake liberal politicians have been feeding us the same narrative for decades now.
Our phones, inboxes, and media are flooded with International Women’s Day messaging that, mostly, wishes us a happy one.
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to unfold, news coverage has not been shy. Media outlets worldwide have rushed...
Investments in women-founded startups in the MENA region dropped to just 1.2 percent in 2021, according to a report from Wamda Research Lab.
Our bodies deserve better than a piece of land we were forcefully taught to love, cherish and blindly worship.
Because education in Lebanon is facing such uncertainty, the development and economic growth of the entire country stand at risk.
Salaries of teachers, professors, nurses, doctors, and other staff members in Lebanon's education and health sector today are tragic.
"Fedayin: Le Combat de Georges Abdallah" was recently screened in both Beirut and a number of European capitals.
Op-Ed: The rights protected by the UDHR are not exclusive to Western or Christian societies. The text is universal.
The very generation that was relied upon for an overhaul of the system is falling into the trap of the ruling class.