This September, Beirut’s art scene is presenting two powerful exhibitions that reflect on survival, resilience, and the uncertain future of...
Today, an Israeli drone strike targeted a car through launching two missiles at the entrance to Yater – Tayr Hamra...
On Friday, Lebanon’s cabinet held a session with commander of the Lebanese Armed Forces Rodolphe Haykal presenting the army’s plan to disarm Hezbollah as part of a process to monopolize arms in the hands of the state. The session saw the exit of five ministers affiliated with Hezbollah and the Amal Movement. Analysis...
Originally from Sweden and now based in Abu Dhabi, Yasmine Vanda Trofast has built her path at the intersection of creativity and community. In this...
Israeli attacks continue to target media people in Gaza in what is the deadliest conflict ever for journalists. Monday’s attack...
Beirut, Lebanon – 20 August 2025 – Building on the success of its 2023 debut, Creative Dialogues returns to Beirut on September 12–14, 2025, bringing a fresh format, new perspectives, and an expanded program of talks, workshops, and creative experiences. Set in the heart of the city, the event will...
As Israeli forces escalate their genocidal campaign and continue blocking humanitarian aid, famine has intensified in Gaza. Gaza’s Health Ministry...
On Tuesday, Lebanon’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education announced that the upcoming 2025-2026 academic year will feature a public-school week of four days instead of five. Minister of Education, Rima Karami, had chaired a meeting with the Director General of Education, Fadi Yarak, along with other officials to review...
Today, Lebanese authorities have initiated their long-awaited campaign to disarm non-state armed groups across the country and allow the state...
The Global Gender Gap Report of 2025, published by the World Economic Forum in June, shows that it will take...
With the country experiencing what was dubbed as the “worst drought on record” and the continuation of a multifaceted socioeconomic crisis, Lebanon’s climate issues can no longer be treated as secondary. Holistically, what are considered as “narrow”, climate matters such as pollution, CO2 emissions, and rising temperatures cannot be separated...