Lebanon | Aug 6, 2022 Lavender ecotourism throws lifeline to rural Lebanese villages As Lebanon experiences a tourism hike this summer, rural villages and attractions hope to draw tourists away from the capital with the help of ecotourism companies. A day spent discovering lavender in the south is one example.
Lebanon | Aug 5, 2022 Lebanese mourn, seethe as damaged and neglected Beirut port silos fall Victims of the Beirut blast can only watch as the port’s ruined grain silos – an unofficial monument to those killed and a symbol of denied justice – have begun to collapse after two years of indecision from government authorities.
Lebanon | Aug 4, 2022 Beirut port silos collapse on second anniversary of explosion Some Lebanese felt traumatized at seeing another fire at the site of the 2020 blast that devastated the capital.
Lebanon | Aug 3, 2022 World Bank blames Lebanon for 'deliberate' economic crisis The World Bank accused Lebanon’s elites of conducting “Ponzi finance” and deliberately pursuing harmful fiscal policies. Meanwhile, the Beirut port has caught fire again.
Lebanon | Aug 3, 2022 First Ukrainian grain shipment en route to Lebanon amidst food crisis Ukraine claims a Syrian ship docked in Lebanon is carrying Ukrainian wheat and barley that was stolen by Russia and is being offering at a discount.
Lebanon | Aug 2, 2022 Israeli warplanes become every day reality for Lebanese Research based on complaints to the UN Security Council reveals an intrusive and constant Israeli presence over Lebanese airspace, with consequences for public health.
Lebanon | Jul 27, 2022 Lebanese expat influencer runs barefoot marathon for cancer patients Influencer Raymi Naouss, in partnership with NGO Crush Kancer with a Smile, ran over 40 kilometers as part of a barefoot marathon to raise money for patients struggling to find life-saving medicines in crisis-hit Lebanon.
Lebanon | Jul 21, 2022 Forest fires singe Lebanon as Europe wilts under heat wave The latest fire came during a record-breaking heat wave in Europe.
Lebanon | Jul 19, 2022 Lebanese initiative to support struggling zaatar producers Small-scale producers in Lebanon are struggling to stay in business due to harsh economic conditions, but projects like Mazeej are helping them to turn things around for the better.
Lebanon | Jul 18, 2022 Lebanese authorities crack down on LGBTQ community Lebanon's increasingly homophobic public discourse is condemning queer people to living in fear and isolation.
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