As the Israeli army continues to pressure the UN peacekeepers to abandon southern Lebanon, the international community remains seemingly hesitant in its response, turning UNIFIL… Read More »Why the survival of the UNIFIL mission in Lebanon matters for Europe
Israel launched a wave of airstrikes across southern Lebanon early on Sunday whilst Hezbollah fired hundreds of rockets and drones at it. ADVERTISEMENT Israel launched… Read More »Israel strikes south Lebanon as Hezbollah launches barrage of rockets
The Ministry of Culture in Lebanon may decide to ban the film “Barbie” after it accused the film of “promoting homosexuality” on Wednesday. Lebanon, normally… Read More »“Barbie” might be banned in Lebanon for ‘promoting homosexuality’
When Moheidein Bazazo opened his Beirut mini-market in 1986, during some of the fiercest fighting in Lebanon’s civil war, he didn’t expect it to thrive.… Read More »Lebanon adopts ‘dollarization’ as currency, economy crumble
The relaunching this week of the investigation into the August 2020 Beirut port blast triggered an unprecedented impasse with the lead judicial investigator and top… Read More »Families of Beirut blast victims slam infighting over investigation
A ship carrying Ukrainian grains has departed from the port of Odesa on Monday for the first time since February, Turkey’s defense ministry https://twitter.com/tcsavunma/status/1553961336752996353?s=20&t=x7dXM85M5n8SA5N4tB8vyQ” target=”_blank”… Read More »First ship carrying Ukrainian grain leaves Odesa port
