I am a 17-year-old Lebanese-American student currently commencing my senior year in high school. I have resided in the United...
The beginning of the fourth quarter of the year usually marks the start of the olive harvesting season in Lebanon....
Tens of thousands of people are mobilizing across France as part of the high school student movement. Their demands include increased staffing, improved school facilities, and changes to the overall governance of the national education system. Protesters have gathered in major squares, including Place de la Bastille in Paris, while...
he United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) released another damning report on humanitarian conditions in Lebanon. The report, “An Enduring Nightmare”,...
The United Nations Children’s Fund released a press release highlighting that four in five households in Lebanon are struggling to...
The Lebanese Cabinet met on Thursday to discuss a number of key items. It approved the 2027 state budget, as well as a decree amending the transportation allowance for public sector employees, among other measures. The allowance would now be equivalent to five liters of gasoline per day, with a...
The Lebanon Response Plan (LRP) Addendum was launched by the Government of Lebanon and the United Nations on September 18...
As war, displacement and crises reshape everyday life, comedians, therapists and venue attendees describe the comedy room as a place...
The majority of Lebanon’s population continues to suffer from a continuous increase in the price of basic items and services, impacted by a mix of continued Israeli attacks and occupation, a socioeconomic crisis with no concrete national plans to address it, and back-to-back environmental issues. Furthermore, the country remains disproportionately...
Besides Israel’s repeated destruction of entire villages in south Lebanon, the use of bombings, white phosphorus and chemicals has systematically...
United Nations News reported that Israeli strikes killed six UN workers and civilians at a school sheltering displaced families in...
Lebanon’s Parliament approved a new media law on August 11, replacing much of the country’s outdated media legislation and introducing a modernized, unified framework. The long-awaited law covers newspapers and other publications, television, radio, news agencies, professional news websites, advertising agencies, opinion polls, and foreign media operating in Lebanon. Major...