Category: Politics
Lebanon’s new political formula takes the country back to pax-Syriana
The new ministerial make-up and policy statement formula take the country not only back to October 16, but even prior to 2005.
Arrests in Time of Revolution: Beatings, Harassment, and Torture
In this video, we follow the detailed stories of 3 protesters from the moment they.
German MPs ask government to reject Bisri Dam project
The MPs said the project was an example of the “failed policy” that Lebanese citizens have taken to the streets to oppose.
A look at the Global Corruption Barometer results on Lebanon
Corruption, bribery, dissatisfaction, and some hope amidst the chaos.
What the Lebanese people want and deserve
People have waited for too long to give additional chances for those in power to accept piecemeal and sequential reforms. Their economic welfare is no longer separable from their political dignity, especially when insults to their lives –and their intelligence– are perpetrated on a daily basis.
Without political ties, healthcare access in Lebanon is more difficult
When access to social services is used as a deliberate strategy by politicians to gain support, healthcare inequalities are exacerbated.
Is Lebanon experiencing a revolution of the mind?
Google searches for political, economic, and revolution-related terms in Lebanon have spiked in the past three months, when anti-government protests began.
Hassan Diab forms 20-minister Cabinet
Prime Minister Hassan Diab Tuesday formed a 20-minister government made up mostly of technocrats who.
Capital, oil, and pistachios: America’s imperial interests in Iran
There are clear economic and imperial incentives for the United States to ramp up its aggression towards Iran.
Protest activist interrogated by Cybercrimes Bureau
Nidal Ayoub was interrogated by the Cybercrimes Bureau Tuesday on charges including insulting the president and “undermining the prestige of the state.”