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Karem Monzer

Disappearance of Birds in Lebanon  

Beirut Today

What Explains Lebanon Move’s to a Four-Day Week for Public Schools? 

On Tuesday, Lebanon’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education announced that the upcoming 2025-2026 academic year will feature a public-school...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon Begins Disarming Palestinian Refugee Camps as Part of Wider Disarmament Campaign

Today, Lebanese authorities have initiated their long-awaited campaign to disarm non-state armed groups across the country and allow the state to consolidate arms possession.  The handovers have begun in Palestinian refugee camps, beginning with the Burj al-Barajneh camp in Beirut. Focal points in the camps have indicated that the handovers...
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Jinan Nabaa

185 Years to Gender Parity in the MENA region: Lebanon Ranks 136th Globally

The Global Gender Gap Report of 2025, published by the World Economic Forum in June, shows that it will take...
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Marwan Issa

Climate Issues Are No Longer Ignorable in Crisis-Ridden Lebanon

With the country experiencing what was dubbed as the “worst drought on record” and the continuation of a multifaceted socioeconomic...
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Ray Bechara

France’s Recognition of Palestine: Diplomatic Turning Point or Empty Gesture?

On July 24, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France recognizes Palestine. The move is expected to be formalized in the coming days, placing France among the most influential Western countries to break with decades of diplomatic caution. Macron declared, “The recognition of the State of Palestine is not a...
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Beirut Today

Gaza Records 45 Cases of Acute Flaccid Paralysis

The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that 45 cases of acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) have been recorded in the last...
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Beirut Today

71 Children Die of Famine as Israeli Starvation and Genocide Campaign Continues

Israel has intensified its starvation campaign on Gaza, leading to an increase in the rate of famine. While previously, Palestinians...
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Ray Bechara

Tom Barrack’s Lebanon Mission: Diplomacy or Overreach?

In July 2025, Tom Barrack, a real estate investor turned U.S. special envoy, landed in Beirut with a twofold task: to promote the disarmament of Hezbollah and drive sweeping political reform. His appointment marked a shift in U.S.–Lebanon engagement, combining high-profile diplomacy with private-sector savvy. However, Barack’s direct approach and...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon’s “Worst Drought on Record” Threatens Vital Sectors 

On Tuesday, Reuters reported that water levels in the LitaniRiver, Lebanon’s largest reservoir, have fallen to historic lows in what is...
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Beirut Today

Israel’s Tuesday Strikes Killed 12 People in Most Violent Attack Since Ceasefire Agreement

Yesterday, Israeli strikes on the Baalbek district killed 12 people and injured eight others. The attacks hit the areas of...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon’s Stability Hangs by a Thread

On Wednesday, Under-Secretary-General for United Nations Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix met with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri. Aoun expressed that Lebanon is keen on the continued presence of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) to fully implement UN Resolution 1701 in cooperation with...
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