A new ministerial decree has granted Palestinian refugees with limited access to Lebanon’s job market after decades of exclusion.
Human Rights Watch & Amnesty International called for the immediate release of Nada Homsi, a journalist arrested by Lebanese General Security.
A delegation on behalf of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) met with Prime Minister Najib Mikati today, alongside Deputy Prime Minister Saadeh al-Chami and Economic Adviser to Mikati Samir al-Daher at the Grand Serail. As per a statement by the PM’s office, the delegation discussed the framework of the agreement...
Students of the George Sarraf Public School in Tripoli, Lebanon demanded the resignation of teacher Samer Mawlawi.
France has begun the process of brokering calls between Saudi Arabia and Lebanon to help repair strained relations between the...
For weeks now, fear has spread among refugees looking towards the European Union (EU) for a better life as news of the displaced stuck between the borders of Belarus and Poland emerges. The crisis peaked earlier this week, when thousands of asylum seekers were faced with the terror of forced...
Does voting in the upcoming general election mean we are being complicit in sustaining a flawed system of governance?
The Lebanese committee delegated with the task of negotiating a bailout plan with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has finally...
Demonstrators across Lebanon blocked roads in protest against worsening economic conditions and the collapsing currency.
An average of 16 thefts per day were documented in Lebanon during October 2021, as per the Internal Security Forces.
Deputy Prime Minister Saadeh Al-Shami hopes a preliminary agreement will be reached with the IMF before the end of the year.
Lebanese comedian Shaden Fakih has been summoned to the Military Tribunal for vilifying and damaging the reputation of the Internal Security Forces. Fakih, an outspoken activist who regularly posts political comedy and satire, will appear before the military court on 24 June, 2022. “I’ve been summoned to the military court,”...