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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lawmakers submit proposal to lower voting age in Lebanon

The current voting age stands at 21 years old, as was set in the Lebanese Constitution in 1921.
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Pandora Papers Article: Collage of Lebanese officials with a yellow backdrop of flying dollar bills
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Pandora Papers expose hundreds of offshore accounts registered to Lebanese officials

The Pandora Papers revealed offshore accounts of more than 100 billionaires worldwide, 30 world leaders and 300 public officials.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Trucks of Iranian fuel enter Lebanon through Syria

The ship carrying the fuel docked in Syria on Sunday, and was transported by land to avoid “harming Lebanon,” a reference to US sanctions.
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Collage of Hassan Diab saluting from the top of a plane with clouds in the background
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Diab leaves Lebanon despite Beirut Blast subpoena

Diab was also summoned by the Beirut blast lead investigator, Judge Tarek Bitar, last month. He did not show up.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Meet Lebanon’s 24 new ministers, one by one

Thirteen months since Hassan Diab resigned, Lebanon formed a new government made up of old and familiar faces.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanon may see new government formed within the next 48 hours

Lebanon has been without a government for over a year now, since the previous government resigned after the Beirut blast.
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Rana Hachem

The change vanguard and the narrow national path that lies ahead

How should Lebanon's change vanguard build a Lebanon that preserves national interests and provides sustainable prosperity for its people?
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عامر شيباني

Fiftyfifty demands gender quota for parliamentary elections in Lebanon

The Lebanese NGO proposed a women’s quota to ensure female participation in parliament, demanding a minimum of 26 seats.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Security forces confiscate fuel from Animals Lebanon

Police confiscated 50 liters of fuel belonging to Animals Lebanon, the organization said on social media.  As per their tweets, Animals Lebanon relies on this fuel to keep its one transportation vehicle running, which it uses to “take animals to the vet, deliver supplies to people in need, care for...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

No quorum for parliamentary “session of shame”

With only 39 MPs attending at the UNESCO palace, today’s Parliamentary session was cancelled for failing to meet the 59...
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Collage: One side shows four prisoners sleeping side by side in a small room, and the other is an exterior shot of a barred window with Roumieh prisoners standing behind.
عامر شيباني

Roumieh prison: A graveyard for the living

Inedible food. Severe electricity rationing. No medical services. Prisoners recount harrowing stories of hardships in a Lebanese prison.
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Karem Monzer

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