BEIRUT: The United Nations held a news conference Friday at the ESCWA offices to outline their Emergency Response Plan for Lebanon, seeking to provide...
BEIRUT: Recently appointed Agriculture Minister Abbas al Hajj Hassan sees international ties as a way to aid Lebanon’s ailing agriculture sector, as...
BEIRUT: Recently appointed British Ambassador to Lebanon Ian Collard has only been in the country two months, but is keen to step up and lend support to the...
BEIRUT: State-contracted waste collection service RAMCO has had to slash operations by half due to delayed payments and the worsening fuel crisis, causing...
BEIRUT: As shortages of all kinds plague Lebanon, water is fast becoming top of the list. Household tanks are drying up as water providers are unable to pump...
BEIRUT: As increasing numbers of Lebanese citizens flee the country due to multiple entrenched crises, a recent report by The American University of...
BEIRUT: With schools set to reopen next month, administrations are preparing to navigate the country’s many crises, after almost two years of online...
BEIRUT: As state power continues to be almost nonexistent and generators only provide a few hours of electricity a day, cases of food poisoning have risen due...
BEIRUT: With Lebanon’s hospitals already struggling through fuel and medical shortages, the devastating oil tanker explosion in Akkar has dried up the...
BEIRUT: Little has been left untouched by Lebanon’s ongoing economic collapse. As the crisis deepens, many universities have started charging tuition at an...
BEIRUT: With theaters getting back into the swing of things following a relaxing of pandemic restrictions, playwright Samer Hanna found he was finally able to...
BEIRUT: In lieu of its yearly summer events, Baalbeck International Festival took viewers on a musical tour Friday night, throwing the spotlight on local...
BEIRUT: Though the summer once more passes without the festivals eagerly anticipated in more stable years, Baalbek International Festival is determined to...
BEIRUT: A little positivity bloomed in Mar Mikhael this weekend for the two-day flower market Souk el Zuhoor, held at Souk el Tayeb.Held in partnership with...
BEIRUT: Galerie Tanit recently reopened its Mar Mikhael space, almost 11 months after the contemporary art space was gutted by the Aug. 4 port blast.After...
BEIRUT: “Imagined Certainty,” by emerging Lebanese artist Sarah Chaar, is the latest offering at Art on 56th, showing abstract canvases created in response to...
BEIRUT: As Lebanon continues to grapple with its multiple crises, NGOs have been bridging the gap in aid efforts for the past year and half.With the country’s...
BEIRUT: For the past few months, 14 Beirutis and 14 Pittsburghers have been trading letters. This transatlantic exchange will now serve as the basis for a new...
AJALTOUN, Lebanon: For years, Belgian culinary tour company Key Sixteen has been bringing food enthusiasts to Lebanon, allowing them to experience the...
BEIRUT: With theaters and cinemas newly reopened, Masrah al-Madina was has been keen to get back into the swing of things.One of its latest offerings has been...
BEIRUT: Over 150 people will unite around the world this weekend for Together LiBeirut’s fundraising campaign, the 19.8 Beirut Global Sports Challenge....
BEIRUT: Earlier this year, anthropologist and filmmaker Pascale Feghali rediscovered 10 boxes of archival material she’d stashed away 20 years ago,...
BEIRUT: Fadia Tannir spent most of the 2020 pandemic lockdown in self-reflection. Alone in a big house she used to share with family members, the dramatist...
BEIRUT: “There is always something happening and it’s been an eventful two years in Lebanon, so I’m never short on content,” political cartoonist Bernard Hage...
BEIRUT: The Beirut International Platform of Dance’s in-person offerings opened at Sursock Museum Friday with a performance of Khouloud Yassine’s solo “Heroes...