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Nina Bazin

“We want to go home:” One paper is holding 13 women hostage in Lebanon

13 Ivorian women have protested in front of and stormed into their consulate in Lebanon, simply because they want to...
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Medicines : Collage of white pills superimposed on a background of purple dollar bills.
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanon faces medicines shortage as country plunges into crisis

Lebanon’s financial crisis takes its latest form as a dangerous shortage of pharmaceuticals, medicines, and medical supplies.
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Aya Abou Saleh

Can Lebanon stray away from its stagnating nepotism?

“My father is stronger than yours,” yelled out MP Nadim Gemayel during an argument at a Parliament session held in July 2019.
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1 in 4 children in Beirut are at risk of missing school because of the Beirut blast.
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Beirut blast: 163 schools damaged, children’s education endangered

The International Rescue Committee has warned that 1 in 4 children in the city of Beirut are now at risk of missing out on their education.
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On harassment in Lebanon. Man walking with a megaphone. In front of him, a woman runs and looks back at him while covering her ears.
Tala Ladki

Checking male privilege: On harassment in Lebanon

The other day it hit me. I was in the car with my friend and she asked me if I...
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Natali Farran

Mindsome: Lebanon’s first online therapy and mental health app

Thinking of trying out e-therapy in Lebanon? Here’s everything you need to know about Mindsome, from features to fees.
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Presidents Donald Trump from the United States of America, Michel Aoun from Lebanon, and Emmanuel Macron from France against a red backdrop
Michael Avanzato

France, the United States, and Sectarianism in Lebanon

Following the Beirut port explosion, both France and the United States seem to be approaching Lebanon like moths to a candle. Why?
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Death boats: Lebanese seek smugglers as last resort

Many perished while stranded at sea for days without water, food, or fuel to keep their overcrowded boats going.
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Nadim Saadeh

Forget about 3ayb: Mental health needs to be a priority in Lebanon

Especially when it seems like the life of every person in Lebanon has been broken down to simply surviving one catastrophe after the other.
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Karem Monzer

Rebuilding Beirut’s heritage sites, without funding public institutions

Antonia Williams

Shake-Up America: An in-depth guide to the US elections

In her new book Shake-Up America, Gaja Pellegrini-Bettoli argues that the 2020 elections will be unlike any other in recent history.
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Can Beirut save its heritage and art scene post-blast?
Rea Haddad

Cultural First Aid: Post-blast, can Beirut save its heritage and art scene?

Beirut's heritage and culture groups are trying to fill in the cracks left by both the August 4 blast and the worsening Lebanese economy.
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