The Resistance and Liberation Day on May 25, 2000, marks the end of Israel’s 22-year occupation of southern Lebanon. This...
In Arsal and other regions of Bekaa, the deterioration of services and vital facilities has led to a dramatic drop...
Six months into Lebanon’s war with Israel, the damage caused by the Israeli aggression has affected all life in the south, in addition to considerable property and infrastructural destruction. As of late March, the Ministry of Health estimates the number of deaths at 331 and that of injuries at 1,278,...
Last month, the Samir Kassir Foundation’s SKeyes Center for Media and Cultural Freedom published a study investigating the professional and...
The relentless buzz of Israeli drones resonates through the southern sky, forming an eerie symphony over Nabatieh. The haunting hum...
On Tuesday, Lebanese judge Nawaf Salam was elected as the new president of International Court of Justice (ICJ), making him the second Arab in history and the first Lebanese judge to reach such a position. Judge Julia Sebutinde, the infamous and only judge to vote against all measures proposed by...
On Monday, a joint Lebanese Army and UNIFIL patrol in the outskirts of the town of el-Labbouneh found three hoses...
On the morning of Monday, January 8, an Israeli strike killed Hezbollah senior commander Wissam Tawil in the town of...
After an extended period of inactivity and political paralysis, the Lebanese Parliament was back to holding meetings and discussing legislative issues. On the 15th of December, the parliament passed a historic law that establishes a comprehensive pension system for private sector workers and “fundamentally” reshapes the governance of the National...
When a Wall Street Journal investigation concluded earlier this December that Israel had used white phosphorous munitions in southern Lebanon,...
Since the very first days of the October escalations on the southern Lebanese front, public opinion in Lebanon has been...
Lebanon’s Parliament has been far from functional during the last few months, with several sociopolitical files running into political deadlock during 2023. The country has had an empty presidential seat for more than a year since ex-president Michel Aoun left office, the debate on extending the term of the Lebanese...