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What does capital control mean for Lebanon today? Sabine Kik explains | Beirut Talks

What is capital control? And how does it affect Lebanon?
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A collage of the damaged grain silos in black and white, with the words “August 4” partially hidden behind them in bold red.
Lyne Samury

A city without justice: Two years after the Beirut port explosion

“With time, I am starting to lose hope over the fact that justice will be brought.”
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Ablue car is wrecked at the side of the road, covered in debris from a nearby building after the Beirut blast.
TK Maloy

“It always comes back to the explosion….”

It's been two years since the Beirut blast shook the city and its residents, who still suffer from persisting mental health issues in its wake.
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Karem Monzer

How democratic were Lebanon’s 2022 parliamentary elections?

We ask the pros at LADE, FiftyFifty, and LTA for all the details on the violations recorded during Lebanon’s 2022 elections?
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Meet parliament’s new independent MPs

With election results officially finalized, 13 new independent candidates have successfully secured their seats in Lebanon’s upcoming parliament. Get to...
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Hanin Haidar Ahmad

On election day, is there hope for change in Lebanon?

We talk to voters on the street about the electoral process, holding politicians accountable, and their expectations.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

The case for voting in Lebanon’s parliamentary elections

With the Lebanese elections fast approaching, Lebanese people are still contemplating whether or not they cast their ballots.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Around 135,000 Lebanese expats cast their ballots

The final stage of voting will take place on May 15, when citizens living in Lebanon are expected to cast their ballots.
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Laudy Issa

Lebanon’s expat voter turnout at 41.37 percent so far

Around 41.37 percent of registered expat voters in 10 countries cast their ballots by 6 PM on Friday, according to Lebanon’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A total of 12,797 out of 30,930 registered voters in Gulf countries and Iran cast their votes in Lebanon’s parliamentary election so far. The voting...
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Beirut Today

Camille Mourani on standing with Tripoli | Beirut Talks #8

Camille Mourani, running with National Bloc in the North II district, discusses the Tripoli boat tragedy, fixing our international relations,...
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Beirut Today

Ali Mourad on running for Parliament in South III | Beirut Talks #7

Dr. Ali Mourad talks about what it's like running for Parliament in Lebanon's South III district and the area's needs.
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Karem Monzer

Between truth and fiction: The economic reality of Syrian refugees in Lebanon

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