The Beiruter

Hezbollah’s actions and rhetoric expose Lebanon’s deepening crisis between democracy, intimidation, and political domination.

Lebanon tackles its severe water crisis with a 2024–2035 reform strategy focused on dams, sanitation, and transparent, science-driven management.

Between state and militia, Lebanon’s sense of national belonging faces a profound crisis.

Lebanon’s path to economic recovery depends on restoring state authority, reforming key sectors, strengthening institutions, and tackling security and financial crises simultaneously.

The Shebaa Farms dispute endures as a flashpoint of contested borders, pitting Lebanon’s claims against international and regional politics.

Hezbollah's arsenal remains one of Lebanon's most pressing challenges. Far from being a purely internal affair, it has become a central component of the regional and international struggle for power.