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Illustration of man standing on top of a higher pedestal than a woman, who is looking up at him and frowning. ARTICLE: Breaking down Lebanon’s first gender statistical report
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Breaking down Lebanon’s first gender statistical report

A look at gender disparity in Lebanon across health, education, labour, and more.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanon’s first case of sexual harassment postponed

Lebanon’s first sexual harassment trial, scheduled to begin today, was postponed due to the court employees’ strike. In May of...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Fuel prices register another increase in Lebanon

Oil prices have once again increased in Lebanon, with the price of 95 octane gasoline up by LBP 4,500, 98 octanes by LBP 4,200, and the price of diesel spiking up by LBP 10,100. As such, the new prices are as follows: For one tank of 95 octanes, LBP 308,500...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Public sector employees to work only on Wednesdays for two weeks

The purchasing power of salaries earned by public employees has been cut by nearly 95 percent since the onset of the crisis.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Mansour Labaki sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual abuse of minors

Mansour Labaki will be added to the list of registered sex offenders, following the ruling of the Criminal Court of Caen in France.
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Lebanon's Prime Minister stands near "We love you in your madness" slogan on November 4, 2021. (Photo: Dalati & Nohra)
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Crazy Love: Lebanon’s tourism ministry piggybacks on instability for new campaign

The tourism slogan “I love you in your madness" is taken from a famous song released by Fairuz before the outbreak of the Civil War in 1975.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Premier Najib Mikati calls upon Kurdahi to prioritize “national interest”

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati called on Information Minister George Kurdahi to “prioritize national interest” following a diplomatic rift with...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

The Daily Star, Lebanon’s oldest English newspaper, shuts down

The Daily Star shut down after years of financial struggles, its management laying off staff in a mass email.
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Abigail Carroll

Sudanese in Lebanon protest military coup

Over one hundred Sudanese nationals in Lebanon protested the forcible removal and house arrest of Sudan’s prime minister.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

US Treasury imposes sanctions on Lebanese businessmen and member of parliament

The United States Treasury imposed on Thursday sanctions on two top Lebanese contractors, alongside a lawmaker with close ties to...
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عامر شيباني

Public schools prepare to welcome refugee children in Lebanon

After an abrupt stop to in-person learning over the past two years because of the coronavirus pandemic, public schools that...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Geagea summoned to testify on Tayouneh clashes

Investigative Judge Fadi Sawwan has summoned Lebanese Forces party leader Samir Geagea to testify in front of military intelligence on the deadly clashes that occurred in the Tayouneh area earlier this month. During the clashes, gunmen from the Lebanese Forces party got into a conflict with Hezbollah and Amal Movement...
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