Today, the Lebanese parliament voted to approve a two-year extension of its current mandate. The vote concluded this morning with...
Lebanon’s National Council for Scientific Research (CNRS), in collaboration with the Disaster Risk Management Unit (DRM) at the Prime Minister’s...
Lebanon’s Cabinet has formally declared that no armed or security activity can take place on Lebanese territory outside the authority of the state. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam announced the move following a Cabinet session at Baabda Palace, describing recent rocket launches claimed by Hezbollah as a breach of constitutional principles...
On Monday, reports indicated that the Cabinet approved a LBP300,000 gasoline tax and a 1% increase in value-added tax (VAT),...
Last month, the United Nations and the Government of Lebanon, along with appealing partners, published the Lebanon Response for 2026. ...
“بيت بدنا نقعد فيه مش نهرب منه” لم تَكن “ثريا” في مسرحية “بالنسبة لبكرا شو” لتُلخص حكاية المسرحية كاملة كما لخصتها في هذه الجملة، في حوارها مع زكريا في ثورته المؤقتة حول رغبته في وقف عملها رغبة في حماية لكرامته النفسية والإنسانية مسرحية “بالنسبة لبكرا شو” للراحل زياد الرحباني التي...
World leaders have gathered at the annual summit in the Swiss city of Davos, at the background of unprecedent tension...
“When will World War III begin” is a phrase increasingly heard for people living in the Arab region and Western...
Lebanon is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Hezbollah hasn’t declared its readiness to disarm. Israel hasn’t declared its readiness to withdraw. The latter is basing its potential withdrawal on Hezbollah conclusively and voluntarily liquidating its military apparatus. The former is basing its disarmament on a conclusive end...
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...