Beit Beirut, Lebanon's first memory museum, is finally getting ready to open its doors. After at least a decade in delays, restoration work on...

After several weeks of organizing and documentation by activists, the minister of environment has called for a halt to a port project that threatens...

An order from the Beirut governor to enforce laws banning campaign posters in public spaces seems to have fallen on deaf ears.  In fact, it's...

The eight-month old battle between the Lebanese state and anti-corruption activists has taken many forms: from street protests and occupying government buildings–met with tear...

In a space of a few hours, one can witness two radically different visions for Beirut's future. On a recent afternoon, under the shade of...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do9MCKfS7P4&feature=youtu.be In contrast to the street violence earlier this week and harsh crackdown on young protestors, it was all kisses and praises for police– at...

The 2015 Paris attacks will be remembered as one of the most widely covered tragedies of the year, but they may also stand out...

As 2015 comes to a close, it's important to look back at the ways the Lebanese press behaved unexpectedly this year, confronting state power like...