This year has been one of important anniversaries for Palestinians.
From the day Saad Hariri became prime minister-designate, orders were given to yellow publications, yellow minds, Syria lackeys and March 8 politicians, to...
It’s no secret that for years, Israel has used every possible means in an attempt to break the Palestinians. The Jewish state has tried to bring them to...
Israel Tuesday raised the specter of war once again with its army announcing the start of an operation along its northern border with Lebanon to “expose and...
The annual dolphin hunt in the Japanese town of Taiji began in September.
The spontaneous street protests in Paris over the past month come almost exactly 50 years after the mass revolt of May 1968.
This week was a vivid demonstration of the inability of conservatives to deliver results after the great populist revolts in 2016 in Britain and America.
If you like betting on embattled underdogs, President Tsai Ing-wen is worth a look.
Of all the traits that characterize Lebanon, one of the most vocal is the relentless call by citizens and politicians alike for an independent judiciary and...
The age of the internet has without a doubt not only dramatically widened the scope of data we can access, but also expanded the amount of information that is...
For years, Hezbollah has encouraged a working government because it suited its purposes and interests, and through its allies ensured an acceptable...
This week, we celebrate 75 years of Lebanon’s independence.
After a tense few days, courtesy of a fiery speech over the weekend by Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah that seemed to smother any possibility of a...
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah didn’t mince words over the weekend, coming out with a loud-and-clear, “My way or the highway,” abandoning any...
The picture is gradually growing clearer, and it has become quite evident that March 8 and its sponsors have an ample supply of rabbits in their hats ready to...
The region enters a dangerous new phase Monday, as the U.S. administration restores sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal.
In Lebanon, the spirit of partnership in governance is not a luxury but the one thing that allows 18 different sects to coexist in peace in this tiny country.
People in the Middle East aren’t known for letting things go; every perceived insult, affront or breach of trust is treated with the same gravity as the...