The Lebanese army seized 65,000 litres of diesel and 48,000 litres hidden in a warehouse in Zouk Mosbeh, Kesrouan during...
With the new resurgence of cases, electricity cuts and shortage of medicine, hospitals may not be able to cope with a new COVID-19 wave.
With only 39 MPs attending at the UNESCO palace, today’s Parliamentary session was cancelled for failing to meet the 59 MP quorum following pressure from the families of Beirut blast victims. Prior to the session, hundreds of demonstrators and families of the victims of the Beirut blast gathered facing the...
A 3,700-year-old clay tablet revealed that ancient Babylonians used the Pythagorean theorem to accurately divide lands.
The Mediterranean will be hit by extreme heat waves, drought and fires supercharged by the rising temperatures as per the...
In the past few months, the fuel crisis has bred a culture of long queues and frequent scuffles at gas stations.
Inedible food. Severe electricity rationing. No medical services. Prisoners recount harrowing stories of hardships in a Lebanese prison.
Given the amount of stressors we face everyday in Lebanon, dealing with “Lebanxiety” is normal and should not be looked down upon.
Internal security forces (ISF) used water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets in Downtown Beirut against protesters calling for accountability on the one-year-mark of the August 4 blast. The Lebanese Red Cross announced it transported eight people injured in clashes in the area, in addition to three others wounded in...
HRW also said some evidence suggests government officials foresaw and ignored the possible destruction the explosive material could cause.
From medicine shortages caused by the crisis to revenge killing, Lebanon witnessed multiple tragic deaths this weekend.