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Asmaa Jomha

Has the world changed its perception of Arabs?

For the past few months, Qatar has been in the spotlight of the West’s media, and not necessarily in a...
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Beirut Today

Palestine Support at World Cup Shows Reality Behind the Abraham Accords

On Tuesday, December 6, Morocco became the first Arab team to ever reach the FIFA World Cup’s Quarterfinals. After the...
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Ghassan Mogharbel

Residents Continue Their Fight Against The Takeover Of Their Neighbourhood

In June 2022, residents of Mar Mkhayel and Gemmayze began organized action against what they describe as unlawful acts by local pubs, valet parking corporations, and crooked realtors. Their first direct action scheme was setting up a banner over a local pub, which says “Residential area, your noise is a...
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Mohamed Ben Fredj

#NoShameNoBlame: ABAAD’s campaign against sexual harassment in Lebanon

December 27th, 11 am, tens of Lebanese women congregate in front of the parliament for ABAAD’s anti-sexual harassment campaign, their...
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Ali Tfaili

World Leaders Gather for Implementation at COP27  

The 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP27 for short is the 27th edition of the UN-led conference to tackle global warming. It is being...
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Mohamed Ben Fredj

Why Alaa Abd El Fattah’s Case is a Long History of Regional Violence  

BEIRUT  – As the world turns its gaze to Sharm-el-Sheikh, where world leaders have congregated for the UN climate negotiations, Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd El Fattah gasps his last breath in an open hunger strike in prison.  Alaa’s case is an emblem of Egypt’s repressive history of targeting activists and...
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Nader Durgham

Neglecting the North: How cholera is disproportionately affecting North Lebanon

On October 6, Lebanon’s Ministry of Health announced the country’s first cholera case since 1993. Just a month later, the...
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Hanin Haidar Ahmad

Amel Association: Aiding the Elderly in Lebanon

Unable to afford basic necessities, cut off from their family… Here is a look into the dire situation of low-income...
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عامر شيباني

Journalists suffer violations under Aoun’s presidency, report says

Six years after the launch of the “strong regime” against freedoms, Lebanon closes the curtains of the era of collapse and vacuums. During this era, the country got close to being classified as a tyrannical and police state, as described by a report by the SKEYES Center for Media and...
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Asmaa Jomha

Will Lebanon Witness Another Presidential Vacuum?

The Lebanese parliament failed to elect a new Lebanese president for the fourth time on Monday, October 24. As the...
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Karem Monzer

Women Empowerment in Lebanese Politics: Between Obstacles and Opportunities

This documentary explores women empowerment and its obstacles in the Lebanese political scene. Where were we? Where are we now?...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Understanding the Lebanese government’s deportation plan for Syrian refugees

President Michel Aoun announced on Wednesday that the Lebanese government will “start sending Syrian refugees back to their home country at the end of next week.” Lebanon is host to the highest number of refugees per capita in the world, with the United Nations High Commissioner (UNHCR) estimating that there...
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