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Marwan Issa

Warnings of Further Shortages as Eyes are on New Acting Central Bank Governor Mansouri

Last week, Prime Minister Najib Mikati warned that by the end of the month, there will be an inability to...
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Marwan Issa

The Scramble for a Lifeline: On the Three Government Sources of Revenue and the Lebanese Political Elites

With the country entering new levels of its accentuating crisis, Lebanon’s way out depends on the resolution of its current...
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Marwan Issa

Three Years after the August 4 Blast, the Struggle for Justice Continues

Friday of this week marks three years since the 2020 Beirut Port explosion, which led to at least 218 deaths and 7,000 injuries and left an estimated 300,000 homeless.  Families of the victims and several activist and political groups are preparing for Friday in assertion of their unwavering search for...
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Mahdi El Amin

From Public to Private Spaces: Freedom to Discriminate in Lebanon Reigns Supreme

On May 14, a group of men approached a woman at Saida’s public beach and demanded she leave the premises...
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Marwan Issa

Riad Salameh exits Central Bank: The mess he left behind

Amidst the applause and music of a small crowd and a marching band, the tenure of Riad Salameh as Central...
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Karla Jubaily

Community, Care, and Eco-tourism in Chouf: Farmville Barouk & Dar Leila

Upon arrival, you are welcomed by fragrant lavender bushes and the resident mother-and-daughter canine duo, Bailey and Lucy. On the property lies various seasonal fruits, vegetables, and herbs growing that are native to the region. Chickens, ducks, and goats roam the grounds. Guests are welcome to feed the animals, pick...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Tourism in Lebanon surges over summer season

Lebanon’s latest influx of tourists and expatriates shows the country is set for a “promising summer tourism season, expected to...
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Beirut Today

Yassmin Saleh on her process, inspirations, and future plans | Quickfire Questions

We’ve been keeping this one under wraps for a while, but it’s finally here! For the latest in the second...
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Chhavi Mehra

Echoes from Lebanon soon launches a new room for young artists

Echoes from Lebanon will soon launch a new room where young artists between the ages of 15-35 will have a chance to showcase artwork that reimagines an ideal Lebanon. Apply now here. Echoes from Lebanon is a virtual exhibit that launched in March 2021, during the Covid-19 pandemic, when people...
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Nader Durgham

Depositors attempt to retrieve savings from banks

Lebanon saw three depositors reclaim their savings through bank hold-ups across the country this past Monday and Tuesday. On Monday,...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Burning wildfires & deadly monsoons: World feels effects of climate change

More than 100 people have died across East Asia this month as extreme rain, floods, and landslides overtake several countries,...
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Mohamad el Sahily

The New Homophobia and the Demonization of the LGBTQ+ in Lebanon

Homophobia, despite its classification as a form of hate and aggression, still remains widespread in Lebanon and the greater MENA region. Historically, the LGBT community has been marginalized, oppressed, and the very existence of LGBT people deemed wrong or immoral.  For decades, LGBTQ+ rights advocates and activists have fought major...
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