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Mark Daou

Was Hariri Saved By Petrodollars?

To understand the sequence of events that lead to the ‘triumphant’ return of Saad Hariri to Beirut after his abrupt...
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Marwan Tibi

A 70 Years Long Nightmare

  On November 29, 1947 UN resolution 181 gave the land of Palestine to strangers coming from afar and shattered...
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Jad Chaaban

Arab Development As Freedom

The people of this region are caught in a grand authoritarian bargain, where they are forced to trade their political rights against government-driven economic security. It is time for this to change.
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Ragheb Raad

American University of Beirut Graduate Students Protesting Scholarship Termination – A Sequel

AUB students gathered on Tuesday at 11am in front of College Hall, the campus’ main administrative building, to show support...
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Hossein Cheaito

MADA Network: What’s Next?

In the past couple of years, Lebanon has witnessed on-and-off attempts of political reform with the last (major) one being...
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Lara Mekkawi

Stitching Palestine: Resistance Comes In Many Forms

Twelve patterns, twelve regions, twelve women, twelve stories. Stitching Palestine is a documentary directed by Carol Mansour and produced and researched by Muna Khalidi. In the screening at Metropolis Sofil in Beirut, Carol Mansour was hesitant to introduce the movie: “It is not a story about embroidery”, she declared. Indeed, embroidery was...
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Thalia Arawi

The Arab ‘Stepford Wives’: A Deceiving And Ailing Vanity

In 1972, the late playwright and novelist Ira Levin wrote a novel about a city inhabited by women who were...
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Jad Chaaban

Let’s Bring Back Our Sovereignty, Not Only Our Prime Minister

The resignation of Prime Minister Saad Hariri on Saturday, out of Saudi Arabia and aired exclusively on a Saudi TV,...
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Mira Tfaily

They Call It Chaos, We Call It Home

From policemen taking selfies in front of graffitis in Downtown Beirut  to citizens protesting the pollution caused by the waste crisis by burning garbage, the relationship our country has with legality is paradoxical. In sectors as diverse as waste management, water and electricity provision, and, of course, public transportation, an...
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Thalia Arawi

Robotics: A Self-Inflicted Leap into Madness

Sophia is a name of a cyborg, an artificial intelligence creation with patented silicon skin which has been all over...
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Beirut Today

An Interview with Joslin Kehdy, Founder of Recycle Lebanon

On the 21st  of October , Beirut Today interviewed the charismatic and passionate Joslin Kehdy, the founder of Recycle Lebanon,...
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Celine Bteish

Yalla Bus, The App Making Public Transportation Accessible in Lebanon

It’s no secret that traffic in Beirut is a nightmare. With very little access to and a lack of innovation and efficiency in public transportation, the Lebanese have increasingly opted to rely on their private vehicles to get around, which led to high congestion and skyrocketing pollution rates. According to...
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