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Article: Secular Club, The largest student campaign in the history of AUB elections
Marwan Issa

Secular Club: The largest student campaign in the history of AUB elections

In an unprecedented feat for student elections at the American University of Beirut, the AUB Secular Club announced on November...
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Laudy Issa

US Sanctions On Bassil: Why Now And What Do They Mean For Lebanon?

Bassil’s sanctions come as part of the Trump administration’s final push against Iran, and add yet another hurdle on track to the formation of the Lebanese Cabinet.
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Beirut Today

Second building collapses in Beirut as storm continues

Winter is bringing new wave of catastrophe for Beirut.
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Damage in Karantina, Lebanon following the Beirut blast. | Article: Beirut port explosion: No peace without justice. Photographer: Lynn Sheikh Moussa. Article: Justice after the Beirut blast
Amr Jomaa

Beirut port explosion: No peace without justice

President Michel Aoun promised that an investigation would name those responsible for the blast within five days. Lebanese people chuckled.
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Take Down the Federalism Scarecrows
Christophe Abi-Nassif

Take down the federalism scarecrows

There are a lot of things to fear in Lebanon these days. A federal state is not one of them.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Citizens file criminal complaints following August 4 blast

The Beirut Bar Association submitted nearly 700 criminal complaints to the public prosecutor on behalf of victims of the Beirut Blast.
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Referendum article: Mosaic of broken Lebanese flag superimposed on protesters outline carrying placards.
Cynthia Saghir

Referendum, not early elections or delayed reform, for Lebanon

As was the case in Chile, referendums can be an opportunity and a vehicle for immediate action if implemented without undue influence.
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Laudy Issa

RAMCO will stop collecting trash in Beirut, Metn, and Keserwan

RAMCO is asking the Lebanese government to deliver its dues to the waste management company in dollars, as per their contract, so that it can pay off its bank debts and operational costs.
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Prime Minister Saad Hariri
Laudy Issa

Out with the old, in with the old: Hariri returns to power

Saad Hariri won 65 out of 120 possible votes, making him Lebanon's "new" prime minister designate.
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Revolution Anniversary Photo Essay
Marylin Chahine

Flame of the revolution: An anniversary photo essay

Hundreds of protesters in Beirut took to the streets on October 17 to commemorate one year since the start of the Lebanese uprising.
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Tala Ladki

The turning point: On October 17 and what came after

Those of us left at the protests endured a lot, including teargas, water cannons, and live bullets. I stayed until July 25, my turning point.
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Nina Bazin

“We want to go home:” One paper is holding 13 women hostage in Lebanon

13 Ivorian women have protested in front of and stormed into their consulate in Lebanon, simply because they want to go home. For months, they’ve asked to leave the country. Thanks to the Anti-Racism Movement (ARM), their plane tickets have already been paid for. For months, they’ve only been waiting...
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