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“Should I Wear the Vest?”: The Deadly Dilemma of Lebanese Journalists

The Union of Journalists in Lebanon reflects on Journalism day: “Should I wear the press vest or not? Will I...
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Beirut Today

Beirut Talks S3E2: The Fight for Press Freedom ft. Elsy Moufarrej

Who protects journalists when they are under fire? In this episode of Beirut Talks, Elsy Moufarrej, President of the Union...
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Beirut Today

Beirut Talks S3E1: Who Controls Your Data? ft. Abed Kataya

In the first episode of Beirut Talks Season 3, we sit down with Abed Kataya of SMEX to discuss digital rights in the Middle East, AI’s growing role in society, online safety during wartime, data privacy, social media surveillance, and the future of digital ID systems. A deep dive into...
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Beirut Today

1.24 Million People Face Acute Food Insecurity in Lebanon

Yesterday, the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report for Lebanon was released, highlighting severe food security issues in...
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Beirut Today

The Short- and Long-Term Impacts of Israel’s War on Lebanon

Lebanon’s Finance Minister, Yassine Jaber, told L’Orient Today that direct losses resulting from the current war are no less than...
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Nicholas Frakes

A Tale of Two Lebanons

Amid a new war between Hezbollah and Israel, two Lebanons have seemingly emerged from the conflict: one under the constant threat of attack and another where life continues normally. By: Nicholas Frakes The skies over Beirut were filled with smoke and the streets of the Lebanese capital echoed and shook...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon and Israel to Begin Talks in Washington Today

Lebanon and Israel are set to meet today for their first direct negotiations, scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m. Eastern...
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Beirut Today

Talks in Islamabad Stall, Death Toll in Lebanon Surpasses 2,000

United States Vice President JD Vance left Islamabad earlier today, stating that no agreement had been reached and that Iran...
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Beirut Today

Lebanese and Syrian Authorities Continue Efforts to Resume Masnaa Crossing Operations

On April 4, Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee issued a displacement order and warning targeting areas surrounding the Masnaa crossing, the main border point between Lebanon and Syria. The announcement sparked widespread concern given the crossing’s critical role in cross-border trade, food security, and broader socioeconomic stability, particularly for Lebanon....
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Nicholas Frakes

‘We should be in the plan’: War in Lebanon leaves migrant workers displaced and alone

Migrant workers in Lebanon are forced to fend for themselves amid the latest war between Hezbollah and Israel, relying on...
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Pitamber Kaushik

Ireland’s Palestine rhetoric means little while its trade with Israel continues | Opinion Piece

Ireland has won admiration across much of the Arab world for sounding, at times, like the European state most willing...
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Beirut Today

Displacement Journey With 24 Cats and 2 Dogs | Beirut Today

Displaced from Dahieh due to the ongoing war, Darine Tabbara was forced to relocate once again after experiencing displacement in previous conflicts. Now living in a new space, she continues to care for 24 cats and two dogs she has rescued over time, many of whom suffer from illnesses or...
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