A lot of bottles will be piling up on the streets tonight. Soon they will be in landfills or riverbeds,... Read More
Month: October 2014
It seems unthinkable today, but did you know that there were plans to build a train line from Lebanon to... Read More
As battles rage in Tripoli, much of the focus seems to be on the fighting itself, the death toll, the... Read More
This may be your last chance to see some of the oldest buildings in Furn El Hayek, including these early... Read More
I didn’t know Serena Shim very well and I haven’t spoken to her in years. She was killed yesterday in... Read More
It was great to finally meet Karem Shehada (left) and Mohammed El-Madhoun (right) tonight. Mohammed is the editor in chief... Read More
I recently got a better look at the ruins discovered at the “Saifi Plaza” project, which I have been blogging... Read More
It’s not every day that you see young people walking the streets of Hamra, sketching on pieces of paper while... Read More
If you haven’t visited the pine forests of Bkassine, you are long overdue. The village is part of the Jezzine... Read More
Activists alleged that the state has illegally provided tens of thousands of square meters of public shoreline to well-connected investors.... Read More