2025 marked another year of escalation of the water crisis in Beirut, caused by political mismanagement and the climate crisis,...
By Marie Saadeh To understand the spirit of the Lebanese people, you need to look no further than Fairuz. In...
Lebanon’s telecom sector isn’t just expensive, it’s a state-run monopoly. Competition has disappeared and data quality keeps getting worse. Abed Kataya from SMEX breaks down why this system leaves users paying more for less, and the minister of telecommunications responds to the concerns. By Mille Lund Harbøll...
This discussion with Laury Haytayan, an energy policy expert with a special interest in the geopolitics of energy in the...
When Queen Rania of Jordan met Pope Leo XIV in October 2025 and asked on camera whether it was safe...
Beirut Today presents an investigative video examining how approximately $1.5 billion was spent on wastewater and sewage projects in Lebanon since the 1990s. The report traces contracts awarded through the Council for Development and Reconstruction, the companies that benefited, and the consequences of these policies most notably the deterioration of...
Over the last few days, Israeli attacks have continued hitting areas in southern Lebanon, impacting residents of these areas and...
The Beirut Port Explosion on August 4, 2020 has led to the death and injuries of hundreds of people across Beirut and...
The Lebanese Government has started discussing a new draft law that aims to regulate the trade of seeds, seedlings, and propagation material. The law was quickly picked up by workers active in agriculture, agrifood, environmental sustainability and local livelihood sectors, who criticized it and pointed to ways it might harm...
// ABOUT BBIMF 2025 After the cancellation of BBIMF 2024, we are determined and excited to share that the Beirut...
على بعد كيلو واحد فقط من الأهوار العراقية، في قرية أبو خصاب بقضاء الكحلاء بمحافظة العمارة، يعيش الصياد الملقب بسيد...
Earlier this week, Lebanon and Cyprus signed a long-awaited maritime border agreement on Wednesday. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun met with his Cypriot counterpart Nikos Christodoulides and signed the agreement at the Baabda presidential palace. The initial deal was first inked in 2007, signed by Cyprus in 2009, but abstained upon...