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Lebanon registers an increase in calls to its suicide prevention lifeline

And more statistics on suicide in Lebanon, where a multi-layered crisis is negatively affecting mental health.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

HRW: Lebanon’s education system at risk of collapse

Schools are incapable of operating due to massive inflation, the fuel crisis, and the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria discuss details of electricity plan

The energy ministers of Lebanon, Jordan and Syria agreed on the details of an electricity and natural gas transfer plan on Wednesday.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

EU ready to support Mikati’s reform plan, “will always stand by Lebanon”

Back in September, the EU called Lebanon’s crisis a “man-made disaster caused by a handful of men across the ruling political class."
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lawmakers submit proposal to lower voting age in Lebanon

The current voting age stands at 21 years old, as was set in the Lebanese Constitution in 1921.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

French envoy holds talks on expediting reforms

A special envoy on behalf of French President Emmanuel Macron began talks on Monday with Lebanese officials for the expedition of the government’s reform measures and the resumption of talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a bailout package amidst the country’s worst economic crisis to date, an official...
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Pandora Papers Article: Collage of Lebanese officials with a yellow backdrop of flying dollar bills
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Pandora Papers expose hundreds of offshore accounts registered to Lebanese officials

The Pandora Papers revealed offshore accounts of more than 100 billionaires worldwide, 30 world leaders and 300 public officials.
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Why including Syrian refugees in Lebanon’s COVID-19 campaign matters

One third of Lebanon is made up of refugees or immigrants, but the percentage of vaccinated individuals among their ranks remains low.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanon delays start of school year over fuel shortages

The start of the academic year will mark the first time students in Lebanon return to schools after two years of remote learning.
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Laudy Issa

Beirut blast probe halted after Machnouk requests replacement for Bitar

The investigation will be paused until the Court of Cassation comes to a decision regarding Bitar, which can take months.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Aoun to the UN: Lebanon in need of international aid

In a recorded video message to the UN General Assembly, President Michel Aoun also said big challenges await Lebanon’s new government.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Snoubar Skatepark: A new haven for skaters (and more) in Lebanon

The latest (and pleasantly surprising) addition to Horsh Beirut, Lebanon's largest public garden? The Snoubar Skatepark.
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