Minister of Information Ziad Makari informed Megaphone co-founder Jean Kassir on Tuesday that Public Prosecutor Ghassan Oueidat had retracted his...
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Last week, the Samir Kassir Foundation released its annual report for 2023, titled “All Storms at a Time”, marking the...
On Friday March 15, protesters filled the streets across Syrian towns and around the globe to commemorate the 13th anniversary...
The Access Center for Human Rights (ACHR) has released a report titled “What Happens After the Deportation of Refugees from...
“I do not feel safe here. After receiving too many threats on social media or over the phone, I stopped publishing.”
At least 3,664 Syrian nationals were evicted by 13 municipalities around Lebanon between 2016 and 2018. Another 42,000 remain at risk of being homeless. But some municipalities have fared better.
Despite the helplessness and the international community’s failure in stopping the humanitarian crisis in Eastern Ghouta, continuing to look and refusing to remain silent is still valuable, especially when we consider four factors.
With this year’s Brussels VIII Conference on the future of Syria taking place on May 27, Lebanese political parties and...
Ramadan spreads its sacred aura throughout Lebanon – Muslims unite across the nation to observe this revered month of fasting,...
Birsen Özden found herself embraced by an early Monday morning in February 2023 when the ground beneath her suddenly stirred....
Protests across Syria have entered their fourth week and have witnessed increasing spread across the country. The protests took place...
Lebanese politicians have taken Syrian refugees as the scapegoat for all the political, economic, social & environmental turmoil that predate their arrival.
This international move to encourage countries to privatize what were once state-owned industries, or at least decrease their investment in such sectors, clearly impacted the livelihoods of thousands of middle class individuals in countries like Lebanon and Egypt.