BEIRUT: If trees could talk, what stories would they tell? This question is at the heart of “Diary of a Mulberry Tree,” which opened at Masrah al-Madina over...
BEIRUT: The Army announced Friday the arrest of 19 people connected to Daesh (ISIS) for planning a terror attack in Lebanon, hours after foreign embassies...
BEIRUT: Some of the major debates taking place in the Lebanese political arena, civil society and around dinner tables will be introduced to millions across...
BEIRUT: All 15 members of the U.N. Security Council Wednesday voted to renew the mandate of the U.N. peacekeeping force in Lebanon for a further year, with...
BEIRUT: Sri Lanka sent its state minister of foreign affairs on an official visit to Lebanon last week – its first high-level visit to Beirut since the...
BEIRUT: Parliament approved a law for the protection and welfare of Animals Wednesday, enshrining animal rights after eight years of work by local NGO Animals...
BEIRUT: Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah said that there was still time for Daesh (ISIS) to negotiate surrender before the Lebanese Army...
BEIRUT: Bejart Ballet Lausanne’s “Ballet for Life,” which illuminated the Beiteddine Art Festival stage Friday, was a beautiful and bewildering show. Created...
BEIRUT: Permits for Lebanon’s first large-scale wind farms were approved in a Cabinet session Wednesday, marking a significant step in the growth of the...
BEIRUT: Lebanon can make significant cuts to the annual $6 billion cost of importing energy resources by improving renewable power generation and modernizing...
BEIRUT: Maj. Nina Raduha is by no means the first woman to take a leading role in a male-dominated arena, but she does have a claim to fame as UNIFIL’s first...
BEIRUT: French voters in Lebanon followed their compatriots in electing the candidate from President Emmanuel Macron’s Republic on the Move (REM) party over...
BEIRUT: More than 600 Palestinian students who received full scholarships for higher education through the European Union were celebrated Monday by the United...
BEIRUT: Captagon, the amphetamine dubbed the “jihadi drug” for its use by combatants in regional conflicts, has gained prominence in Lebanon since...
BEIRUT: A pre-teen boy splashes in a blue plastic pool perched on a rocky outcropping that stretches into the ocean on the west coast of Ras Beirut. He...
BEIRUT: Having overcome the first major hurdle to win the French presidency, Emmanuel Macron’s newly established party, La Republique En Marche, has...
BEIRUT: Having appeared before the U.N. Committee Against Torture for the first time since adopting the treaty the committee oversees 17 years ago, Lebanon...
BEIRUT: A week of LGBT-focused festivities and activism was well-received by both the community as well as local and international media, but was also marred...
BEIRUT: Campaigners working to preserve Beirut’s public spaces and heritage architecture held events throughout last week to raise awareness around two...
BEIRUT: Scores gathered in the Phoenicia Hotel’s Eau De Vie Lounge Bar and Grill over the weekend to mark World Whisky Day, drinking, eating and dancing...
BEIRUT: An event to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia was canceled Sunday due to security concerns and pressure from...
BEIRUT: The Lebanese are not the only people who live in Lebanon. Residents of at least 47 towns in the United States also have Lebanon in their address and...
BEIRUT: Gearing up for the last phase of the election process to determine the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s 11th...
BEIRUT: A mechanical whir hummed beneath the music filling Concrete 1994 in Sin al-Fil Sunday, as artists bent over shoulders, thighs, necks and arms to ink...
BEIRUT: Once the top destination in which to study abroad for university students from the Middle East, the United States has slipped in its appeal since...