Lebanon’s new Cabinet was recently formed, but does that mean enough reform to bring sensible economic policy and quality services?
The anxiety created around a Greek-style national bankruptcy has allowed the ruling politicians and their allies to steer (again) the public debate towards a "crisis management" rhetoric, away from a real discussion on accountability and responsibility for what got us into this.
The price of virtual coins is socially constructed by the purchases made on the market at a given point in time.
With a combination of spending streamlining and revenue raising measures, Lebanon can halt the slippage in fiscal finances, and revert into a more solid and sustainable fiscal position.
The risks of collapse for Lebanon's national currency evaluated in 7 key points by one of Lebanon top macro economists.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which is the permanent intergovernmental organization of 14 oil-exporting developing nations, recently published the World Oil Outlook 2017 (WOO 2017). This publication contains a detailed report on the shifting dynamics of the oil industry and the connections to the global economy....
“..the cost of road congestion is estimated at $2 billion/year (nearly 4% of GDP).” Twinkling yellow and red lights are...
Applications providing online security have usually been welcomed with hesitation. How secure can your sensitive information be in the cloud?...
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...
Our foreign minister, our official representative to the world, demonstrated that racism has now become part of our national...
More than 400 specialists from various sectors and regions across Lebanon gathered on October 10 to share their 2030 vision...
A few dozen retired military members blocked Bchara el Khoury street in central Beirut Monday afternoon to demand equal treatment as fellow public servants in the salary hike law under study at the Lebanese Parliament. “Almost all public sector employees observed a 140% increase in salary when we, the retired...