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Older man waves a Palestinian flag in Sheikh Jarrah. Photo: flickr.com/photos/libertinus, taken on April 22, 2011.
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Palestine protests: A full timeline of Sheikh Jarrah events

Since 1972, Israeli settlers have routinely dragged Palestinians out of their Sheikh Jarrah homes and forcibly removed their possessions.
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Ella Tannous in a pink dress against an abstract background
Laudy Issa

Ella Tannous verdict: Week-long medical strike begins

"The relationship between medical institutions and patients will not be the same as it was before the ruling,” said the Order of Physicians.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanon headed for new blackout without funds for EDL

According to Lebanon’s Official Gazette, the Constitutional Council suspended an advance of $200 million to EDL.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Remembering Samir Kassir and the fight for press freedom

Known for his courage, Samir Kassir was one of the few local journalists unafraid to voice his strong opinions.
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3D Digital Earth shows concept of global network
Marwan Issa

Bird’s eye view politics and the detachment from “real” human consequences

Developing mega-city projects through a macroscopic, map-based, satellite lens has wider implications on the ground.
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The sun sets over Hay el Tanak, Tripoli. February 1, 2021. Photo: Victoria C. Werling / victoriawerling.com
Marylin Chahine

How uneven aid distribution creates divisions in Hay al-Tanak

And why it’s important to actively involve neglected communities in relief initiatives when inequality, division and othering are prominent.
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Laudy Issa

Riwayat, Episode 3: Higher Education and the Commodification of the Future

University students in Lebanon face a difficult and uncertain future.
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عزة الحاج حسن

Terminated bank employees: Adequate compensation or confrontation

Different banks in Lebanon are easing their load at the expense of their employees, who are being dismissed without fair compensation.
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Service taxi article in Lebanon. Close up of taxi sign on top of yellow car with a blurred background.
Ghida Ismail

Public responsibility for public transport in Lebanon

At their own expense, some taxi drivers are compromising with those unable to pay the increased cost of a ride. But they shouldn't have to.
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Karem Monzer

Riwayat, Episode 2: Second Nation

Episode 2 of RIWAYAT focuses on the lives of refugees in Lebanon, where –like so many in the country– they are struggling to make ends meet.
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Collage of Prince Philip and the Queen waving. Behind them is a map of British colonialism across the world.
Michael Avanzato

Colonial condescension: The life and crimes of Prince Philip

The British royals, the late Prince Philip included, have never seen a colonial project they did not support.
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Decorative picture for article on migrant workers being neglected in Lebanon's COVID-19 vaccine plan
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Migrant workers neglected in Lebanon’s COVID-19 vaccine plan

Migrant workers in Lebanon, both documented and undocumented, are unlikely to be vaccinated against COVID-19 any time soon.
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