There were some rather surreal weeks in Tripoli from 2002 to 2004. For one, the salad bowl-like municipal stadium at...
On the 21st of October , Beirut Today interviewed the charismatic and passionate Joslin Kehdy, the founder of Recycle Lebanon,...
Lebanon approved new laws set to protect heritage on October 12, seen as a small victory for diligent campaigners from Save Beirut Heritage and other groups. Before popping the champagne, however, an important distinction is to be made on the legal level: Although the laws were approved by the government,...
We dared to imagine a breastfeeding friendly Arab region in 2030, where mothers are empowered to make informed decisions about...
On Wednesday the 25th of October, Lebanon will witness the launch of Beirut’s first and only weekly Open Mic initiative! Sidewalk...
Again I went to bed the tempest And woke up the puddle. It’s different everyday. Sometimes I am the vessel, Rigid and welcoming. Others, I am the water – Bending, folding Appropriate, submissive. ...
Epaulettes, latex boots, and oversized satin shirts may not be the everyday fashion but these vintage classics haven’t completely disappeared...
Beirut is often thought to be at the center of the country’s art and culture scene while other cities still...
A few dozen retired military members blocked Bchara el Khoury street in central Beirut Monday afternoon to demand equal treatment as fellow public servants in the salary hike law under study at the Lebanese Parliament. “Almost all public sector employees observed a 140% increase in salary when we, the retired...
The government’s handling of the waste crisis has been abysmal and the lack of progress in formulating solid waste policy has been making the situation worse.
Extremist salafist cleric Ahmed al-Assir was sentenced to death on Thursday along with eight other affiliates attacking the army during...
Easing the long-standing driving restriction would benefit more than 7 million Saudi women of working age, a quarter of the country's population.