The new ministerial make-up and policy statement formula take the country not only back to October 16, but even prior to 2005.
The expertise of a "technocratic" government is being used by politicians to pass new austerity measures that serve banks at the expense of the people.
In this video, we follow the detailed stories of 3 protesters from the moment they were arrested to the moment they were released. They talk about the constant hostility, threats, and violence inflicted on them by internal security forces. From beating people who were already passed out to death and...
The MPs said the project was an example of the “failed policy” that Lebanese citizens have taken to the streets to oppose.
Corruption, bribery, dissatisfaction, and some hope amidst the chaos.
TDS is the latest example of Lebanon’s changing media landscape.
The IMF failed to bring growth and economic stability for almost every country it bailed out.
Riot police in Lebanon were shooting rubber bullets and tear gas canisters directly into crowds at chest-level.
When access to social services is used as a deliberate strategy by politicians to gain support, healthcare inequalities are exacerbated.
Google searches for political, economic, and revolution-related terms in Lebanon have spiked in the past three months, when anti-government protests began.
Prime Minister Hassan Diab Tuesday formed a 20-minister government made up mostly of technocrats who were chosen by political parties...
Clashes between protesters and security forces left more than 300 people wounded over the weekend, the heaviest toll since the start of the anti-government protests three months ago. Violence erupted in the streets of Beirut during a “week of anger,” with protesters growing frustrated over the political leadership’s failure to...