The Beiruter

As Lebanon’s back-to-school costs soar, families face thousands of dollars in supplies, transportation and tuition while teachers remain underpaid and schools struggle to collect fees.

Lebanon is preparing its first law regulating influencers, aiming to promote transparency, protect consumers, and modernize oversight of digital content.

As traditional homeownership becomes increasingly unaffordable in Lebanon, prefabricated homes are emerging as a faster, lower-cost alternative that could revive rural economies while also exposing the country’s deeper housing and financial crisis. 

Lebanon's diamond market is being reshaped by the rise of lab-grown diamonds, forcing consumers to choose between long-term resale value and affordable luxury. 

As security fears disrupt Lebanon's summer wedding season, couples are postponing, downsizing, or moving celebrations abroad, putting an entire event-driven economy under strain. 

A new economic simulation suggests Lebanon could gain or lose nearly an entire economy’s worth of output by 2035 depending on whether conflict persists or regional stability emerges. 

As Lebanon’s healthcare costs continue rising, growing pressure is mounting for universal healthcare reform amid widening gaps in medical access and insurance coverage.

Lebanon’s vast state-owned assets could become a pillar of recovery if managed transparently and transformed into productive public revenue.

In Lebanon, the "Economy of Anxiety" is driving demand for wellness services as citizens invest in emotional comfort amid ongoing economic and political instability.

Valentine’s Day has become a global economic season, where spending defines romance from record outlays in the US and Europe to modest, calculated celebrations in crisis-hit Lebanon.

How attention became a new form of economic power from viral moments to Lebanese startups and why visibility now shapes markets, brands, and value.

Unconventional indicators show how crises quietly reshape daily choices, exposing economic reality through habits, routines, and small comforts.

Lebanon’s real estate saw a brief 2025 rebound before stalling again amid war, financing paralysis, and weak purchasing power.

Lebanon’s cosmetic medicine sector is emerging as a rare economic bright spot, generating hard currency and attracting regional medical tourism.

Lebanon’s survival now depends on expatriate remittances and how any disruption to this fragile lifeline could push the country into deeper economic and social collapse.

Lebanon’s restaurant sector shows remarkable resilience, expanding despite economic hardship, instability, and intense competition.

Lebanon’s worsening traffic crisis drains its economy and demands urgent sustainable transport solutions.

Gold hits a record high, sparking a buying frenzy in Lebanon amid economic turmoil and rising global demand.