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The Death of Meaning: How Language Betrays Palestine and Lebanon
Foreword: At this point in time, I trust everyone stumbling across this piece is well-aware of the 76 years of occupation, invasions, wars, and injustice
The Power of a Family’s Voice in Helping with the Mental Health of the Lebanese Youth
Feature photo credits: Photo by Dan Meyers on Unsplash Editor’s note: Your mental health is important; do not ignore it. We urge you to seek
Segolene Ragu – Story 3 | Nasri Sayegh on Taxi Karantina
Nasri Sayegh on Taxi Karantina The second question or the first one? I’ll start with the first. The place that means the most to me
“Crack Your Windows” and Other Drugs: How Lebanon Outsourced Survival to Its People
As Israeli warplanes once again blacken Beirut’s skies and southern villages empty on the eve of sacred holidays, I find myself returning to the question
A Call for Active Citizen Lobbying in Lebanon’s Electricity Sector
EDL Power Rationing and the Parallel Network of Micro Monopolies The Lebanese Civil War (1975-1990) was a major turning point which presented severe consequences on
A Threatened Community that Threatens – التهديدات من مجتمع مهدد
The Lebanese populous areas continue to bear the brunt of all the challenges the country faces. The Bourj Hammoud area is a prime example that