"Neglected, forgotten, deprived of everything and this deprivation is passed on from generation to generation," one man from Tripoli tells Beirut Today –a clear sign of the need for inclusive political movements that go beyond Beirut.
Your weekly roundup of news from Lebanon.
Billionaire politicians, preferring buildings over people, were quick to react to the torching of Tripoli municipality.
Yesterday marked the third night in a row that Tripoli citizens took to the streets to protest inaction in the face of the economic crisis.
And now, Joe Biden returns to the collapsing Colosseum.
#BeirutBrief: Your weekly roundup of news from Lebanon. What happened this week? Riad Salameh was questioned for money-laundering allegations, the lockdown was extended, and more.
From the lack of funding for public schools to the focus on memorizing, Lebanon's education system could use some changes.
We sit down with Samar Mogharbel to chat about socially-engaged art, the essence of her field, and her recent exhibition.
Lebanon finalized a deal with Pfizer on Sunday to secure 2.1 million doses of the company’s COVID-19 vaccine amidst a vicious second wave that has overwhelmed the healthcare system, pushing it to the brim. An additional 2.7 million vaccines will be secured via the United Nations (UN), as part of...
#BeirutBrief: Your weekly roundup of news from.
When you're done watching this, 12 new people would have been infected with COVID-19 in Lebanon –with 6,154 new cases reported yesterday.
Health Minister Hamad Hassan was in stable condition when he was transported to the St. George Hospital in Beirut.