Lebanon’s National Council for Scientific Research (CNRS), in collaboration with the Disaster Risk Management Unit (DRM) at the Prime Minister’s...
This discussion with Laury Haytayan, an energy policy expert with a special interest in the geopolitics of energy in the...
Beirut Today presents an investigative video examining how approximately $1.5 billion was spent on wastewater and sewage projects in Lebanon since the 1990s. The report traces contracts awarded through the Council for Development and Reconstruction, the companies that benefited, and the consequences of these policies most notably the deterioration of...
Zohran Mamdani’s anticipated win in New York City’s mayoral elections has implications well beyond the city and America. If he can show again the...
Vintage Collective Market Returns to Beirut for Its 3rd Edition: A Celebration ofTimeless Style, Art, and StoriesThe highly anticipated Vintage Collective Market returns to Beirut for its third edition,...
Around 1:30 AM, Israeli forces entered the town of Blida in southern Lebanon, more than a kilometer past the Blue Line, and executed municipal employee Ibrahim Salameh while he was in the municipal building. According to media reports, the assault continued until 4:00 AM, after which the Israeli unit withdrew....
On Monday, the Ministry of Public Health issued a decision ordering Lebanese company Tannourine Spring Mineral Water to withdraw all...
Yesterday, Hamas agreed on some parts of United States President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for a ceasefire agreement in Gaza,...
United States President Donald Trump has laid out a 20-point plan to “end” the current Israeli war on Gaza which was received by mixed reactions by Arab and international actors. The plan came with multiple problematic components, as it allows a US- and Israeli-backed monitoring panel to observe the governance...
On Tuesday, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun took to the podium at the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York to...
Today, human rights activists and advocates rejoiced upon the news that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al Sisi granted a presidential...
This September, Beirut’s art scene is presenting two powerful exhibitions that reflect on survival, resilience, and the uncertain future of our world. Project Atrahsis by Moussa Shabandar and GRWM (Get Ready With Me) by Abir Kobeissi invite audiences to step into immersive worlds that confront ecological collapse, political instability, and...