BEIRUT: The International Labor Organization issued a report Tuesday mapping out services available to migrant domestic workers in Lebanon with the aim of...
BEIRUT: Women’s rights organization KAFA (Enough Violence and Exploitation) launched its fourth annual White Ribbon Campaign Monday to raise awareness...
BEIRUT: The unpredictable rhythm of security incidents and an uptick in political turmoil in Lebanon over recent months have increased anxiety in the lives of...
BEIRUT: The parents of Austin Tice, an American journalist missing in Syria since August, made an appeal at a news conference in Beirut Monday for information...
BEIRUT: One thing that Lebanese fashion designer Tony Yaacoub cannot be accused of is playing it safe. Yaacoub’s crystallized 2013 haute couture...
BEIRUT: The number of Syrian refugees registered in Lebanon has surpassed 100,000, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees announced Tuesday. As of...
BEIRUT: Of more than 100 wounded in the Ashrafieh bombing last week, only a few individuals remained in Beirut hospitals Tuesday in intensive care, though in...
BEIRUT: Victims of Friday’s Ashrafieh bombing staying in hotels while their homes are inaccessible expressed a mix of appreciation for officials’...
BEIRUT: The Higher Relief Committee sent out assessment teams Monday to meet with Ashrafieh residents affected by Friday’s car bomb and offered...
BEIRUT: Shaken Ashrafieh residents, skeptical of government promises of assistance, began repairing their homes and shops this weekend after the damage caused...
BEIRUT: ISF Information Branch chief Brig. Gen. Wissam al-Hasan, one of Lebanon’s most important security figures, was assassinated in a car bomb blast...
BEIRUT: Can the path to self-discovery be as simple as taking up watercolors and an easel? Lebanese art therapist Anita Toutikian believes it can be, and that...
BEIRUT: First Lady Wafaa Sleiman launched a national breast cancer awareness campaign Monday in conjunction with the Health Ministry to encourage early...
BEIRUT: Rarely do you come across a description of Beirut as a “family friendly” destination. But Joanne Sayad, a New York transplant to Lebanon,...
BEIRUT: Vinifest, Lebanon’s premier wine expo, opened Wednesday evening, welcoming wine aficionados and novices alike to discover the diversity of the...
BEIRUT: More than 200 cyclists took over the streets of Beirut Sunday, parading from the New Waterfront to the abandoned Mar Mikhael train station to demand a...
BEIRUT: You see a discarded wooden box or a stack of old magazines ready to be thrown in the dumpster, but Cyrille Najjar sees hundreds of possibilities....
BEIRUT: If your weekly dinner routine consists of Ramen noodles, takeaway pizza or prepackaged dishes that come with microwave instructions, it might be a...
BEIRUT: In response to the alarming prevalence of child abuse cases in Lebanon, the Social Affairs Ministry, in cooperation with Save the Children and the...
BEIRUT: For more than a decade Lebanese artist Nada Sehnaoui has made somewhat idiosyncratic arrangements of mundane objects in public space to explore issues...
BEIRUT: A Lamborghini bed frame for a boy and Swarovski crystal theme for a girl – welcome to the world of custom-design children’s furniture in...
BEIRUT: Patrons of the Beirut Souks may have been surprised Saturday night by Santa Claus emerging from a helicopter on a balmy September evening. Santa made...
BEIRUT: Mohammad Twieh, an 18-year-old resident of Nahr al-Bared refugee camp, was told as a child he would not survive to adulthood without a liver...
BEIRUT: As Palestinians in Lebanon prepare to commemorate 30 years since the Sabra and Shatila massacres, international artists have come together in Shatila...
BEIRUT: A cheeky rhyme turned a sturdy plain-canvass bag into an edgy statement accessory. “Habaytik. Wein baytik?” it read – “I love...