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Revolution Anniversary Photo Essay
Marylin Chahine

Flame of the revolution: An anniversary photo essay

Hundreds of protesters in Beirut took to the streets on October 17 to commemorate one year since the start of the Lebanese uprising.
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October 17: From activism to slacktivism
Tala Ladki

October 17: From activism to slacktivism

For a variety of reasons, people in Lebanon are shying away from protesting on the streets and resorting to digital activism.
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Karem Monzer

October 17 Revolution: One Year Later In Lebanon

Michael Avanzato

The Iraq War Turns 18 Today, Why Did This Happen?

Today marks the 18th anniversary of former president George W. Bush’s signing of the Authorization for the Use of Military...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

No student elections in sight at AUB for second year in a row

Administrative decisions have harmed the ability of students to continue their studies. An AUB student council is needed now more than ever.
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Tala Ladki

The turning point: On October 17 and what came after

Those of us left at the protests endured a lot, including teargas, water cannons, and live bullets. I stayed until July 25, my turning point.
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Nina Bazin

“We want to go home:” One paper is holding 13 women hostage in Lebanon

13 Ivorian women have protested in front of and stormed into their consulate in Lebanon, simply because they want to...
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Aya Abou Saleh

Can Lebanon stray away from its stagnating nepotism?

“My father is stronger than yours,” yelled out MP Nadim Gemayel during an argument at a Parliament session held in July 2019.
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1 in 4 children in Beirut are at risk of missing school because of the Beirut blast.
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Beirut blast: 163 schools damaged, children’s education endangered

The International Rescue Committee has warned that 1 in 4 children in the city of Beirut are now at risk of missing out on their education.
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Presidents Donald Trump from the United States of America, Michel Aoun from Lebanon, and Emmanuel Macron from France against a red backdrop
Michael Avanzato

France, the United States, and Sectarianism in Lebanon

Following the Beirut port explosion, both France and the United States seem to be approaching Lebanon like moths to a candle. Why?
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Karem Monzer

Rebuilding Beirut’s heritage sites, without funding public institutions

LU president superimposed above a photo of circular 34, which asks students to sign a pledge where they do not insult the university online. The text about online content is highlighted.
Karim Safieddine

Lebanese University students strike down administrative attempts to silence criticism

When the LU president said students shouldn't “insult” the university online, he expected obedience. But students had different arrangements.
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