The port of Saida in southern Lebanon was untypically calm for a clear day in late October. No auctioneers bellowing...
Community Voices
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...
Friends of Nature are dismantling stereotypes, and slowly building together a sustainable fishing community. Through encouraging women to take to...
On Monday, the municipality of Al-Qaa town in the Baalbek-Hermel Governorate issued a statement calling on public and private schools...
From the heart of Beirut comes an initiative made by the people, for the people. In this interview with Nation Station, we get to chat with the founder, and the farmers they work with to better understand how their work has evolved since they first started....
It’s a typical midsummer day in Beirut. The blazing sun hangs high over Tariq El Jdideh, and the brothers Mohammad,...
Abir sat in a chair at the chalet, waiting for the hairstylist to work her magic. This daily routine was...
A coalition of 20+ civil society organizations issued a statement today urging Lebanese authorities to end practices of suppression and torture vis-à-vis Syrian refugees, and to respect international obligations. The statement, which includes organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the Anti-Racism Movement, and many other international and Lebanese...
On Wednesday, Syrian workers in the agriculture and construction sectors initiated a week-long strike in the Western and Central Bekaa...
With this year’s Brussels VIII Conference on the future of Syria taking place on May 27, Lebanese political parties and...
The tranquility enveloping Mina Port in Tyre this morning is palpable. The fishing boats lie still on the water’s surface, undisturbed by the gentle breeze that typically sways them. In every corner, fishermen settle into plastic chairs, seeking refuge in the shadows. Some sip on coffee. Others puff on cigarettes,...