In accordance with our zero tolerance policy against all forms of violence, Beirut Today stands in solidarity with Fatima Fouad.
Lebanese Jazz musicians Charbel and Abdo Sawma are Beirut Today's guests for episode two of Quickfire Questions.
The Salems, a Palestinian family of 11 with four children, were scheduled to be forcibly evicted in March 2022 when Israeli courts approved settler property claims on the home they had lived in since 1951. Days afterwards, Israeli occupation forces cut off and established checkpoints on all Sheikh Jarrah borders,...
Palestinian journalist and Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was fatally shot this morning by Israeli occupation forces while covering...
Lebanon’s 2022 parliamentary election is set to take place in less than a month, but mystery still hangs over the Beirut II district.
Israel carried out its first airstrikes on the Gaza Strip in months early Tuesday morning, mere days after occupation forces...
Verena El Amil has been making waves on social media as the “youngest and final candidate to register for the...
And the government is, once again, nowhere to be found.
The proposed capital control law legitimizes flagrant banking violations by bankers and their defenders against depositors in Lebanon.
People in Lebanon are shifting to solar power, seeking independence from an unreliable governmental electricity grid.
The new ACHR brief also highlighted torture in detainment and how court rulings are often not based on evidence.