In a security cabinet meeting on Sunday night, Israeli officials agreed on a plan to invade Gaza and establish a...
Amid preparations for local elections across Lebanon, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and Minister of Interior and Municipalities Ahmad Hajjar...
In a country fractured by sectarianism and patriarchal control, Lebanese women seeking to enter public office face not only structural discrimination but also political violence — both visible and insidious. As Lebanon approaches municipal elections amid economic collapse, public distrust, and the absence of a functioning government, the status quo...
Lebanon is currently participating in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World BankSpring Meetings in Washington which began on Monday,...
Reeling from back-to-back crises and a devastating Israeli war on the country, Lebanon is in dire need of funds and support to address...
Freedom of Opinion and Expression Coalition in Lebanon held a press conference on Thursdayat Station Beirut in Sin El Fil to address recent defamation and disinformation campaignstargeting independent media outlets and civil society organizations.Speakers at the event described the attacks as a coordinated attempt to discredit watchdogjournalism and shift public...
Last week, the United States Administration under President Donald Trump announced global tariff increases, impacting countries from a minimum of...
After a long period of absent on-the-ground action, Lebanon’s social movement landscape has once again seen life. On Monday, the...
Clashes along the border between Syrian forces and local Lebanese armed groups haveintensified yesterday. The clashes continue to take place in the town of Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali.According to early reports, the Syrian Army has opened fire at Lebanese individuals who werereturning to the town after a brief cessation of engagements....
ABOUT THE BOOK: Beirut Blues by Hanan al-Shaykh is a poignant epistolary novel that captures the chaos and heartbreak of...
We live in a world where crisis is here and now for some but elsewhere and not yet for others....
On February 26, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s government won the confidence vote in the Lebanese parliament. 95 out of the parliament’s 128 members backed the government, while 12 withheld confidence and four abstained from the voting. All 12 members that withheld confidence were part of the Free Patriotic Movement led...