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Deconstructing Syria’s return to the Arab League

On Friday, May 19, the Arab League held one of its most relevant summits in recent years in Jeddah, Saudi...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Rap & Beyond showcases the power and drive of womxn artists

It’s a little after 9:30 PM when the backstage room of KED begins to crowd with people slowly trickling in....
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Chelsea Al Arif

Get to know these Lebanese women photographers challenging the norm

Lebanon’s photography industry has always been dominated by men, whose work has been championed over the years. Nonetheless, living and working in a patriarchal society, where women are expected to conform to conventional roles and expectations, notoriously limits the potential of women. But more recently, women have been able to...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Meet the latest player on the music scene, Yatazamkan

The Arab world is dense and lush with musical talent – from experimentations with sound and materials to produce music,...
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Nader Durgham

Will King Charles III’s Rule Over the United Kingdom Have Any Effect on the Arab World?

On Saturday, May 6, The United Kingdom officially crowned its new King, Charles III, along with his wife Camilla as...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

The Soil & Sea presents a historical record of Lebanon’s violent history

The Lebanese Civil War is one of the most notorious black marks on Lebanon’s political and social history. Many no longer believe it warrants as much discussion as it does forgetfulness – perhaps because the topic has been avoided for fear of re-igniting the same hysteria that caused the war...
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Hanin Haidar Ahmad

Where do you find hope?

We asked people on the streets of Beirut how they’re coping with the current situation. Watch the video to listen...
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Lynn Sammouri

Is Andrew Tate a reassurance to Arab Men?

Beirut Today Agreed not to report the full names of the persons interviewed in this piece due to concerns about...
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Mohamed Ben Fredj

Arlette Khayata: A lifetime in pursuit of musical joy

She squints, tilting her head to sense the slightest slip in harmony. The choirmaster paces back and forth hurriedly between the pianist and the singers. Her controlled arms slice through space, daintily rising and dipping as she guides the music. Her fingers pluck and point mid-air to tease out pauses...
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Mohammad El Sahily

Debunking Lebanese Federalism

 Lebanon has never been in worse shape. The economy has collapsed, political paralysis has become the norm, and social unrest...
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Marwan Issa

Migrant Domestic Workers and the Lebanese Crisis: Disproportionate Impacts, Limited Escape Pathways and Silver Linings

The crisis that hit Lebanon in late 2019, crippling many sectors of the country’s societies, has had disproportionate impacts on...
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Nader Durgham

Lebanese state attacks journalists’ freedom of speech

Minister of Information Ziad Makari informed Megaphone co-founder Jean Kassir on Tuesday that Public Prosecutor Ghassan Oueidat had retracted his complaints against the outlet. This comes after State Security had summoned Kassir a second time on Monday, wanting him to appear in front of them on Tuesday morning. The Public...
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