The Beiruter

Amid bombs and bullets, Lebanese journalists risk everything to capture the truth. Facing danger, loss, and fear, they stand as the eyes and voices of a nation, proving that even in war’s darkest hours, stories will be told and courage will endure.

From Lebanon’s 2019 Revolution to protests across the globe, Gen Z is turning frustration into action, proving that silence is no longer an option.

A fragile diplomatic opening raises hopes for peace with Syria and Lebanon, but mistrust and outside influence cloud its prospects.

As the UN General Assembly convenes, Palestinian recognition grows, but entrenched politics and international hesitation keep the two-state solution largely symbolic.

Lebanon’s pager explosions left dozens dead and thousands injured, raising urgent questions of accountability in what many call a humanitarian crime.

Israel’s airstrike on Hamas leaders in Qatar has sparked a wave of regional and global outrage, with critics accusing Washington of giving Netanyahu a green light.

Syria has become a narco-state under Assad, with Captagon trafficking controlled by Maher al-Assad’s Fourth Division and funneled through Lebanon to Gulf states, Europe, and beyond.

As Lebanon heads toward elections, the Lebanese–Palestinian Dialogue Committee is pushing quiet reforms to secure basic rights for Palestinian refugees, separating issues of dignity and legal protections from the contentious debate over arms in the camps.

U.S. envoys push Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah, but resistance and high stakes leave the outcome uncertain.

Lebanon launches a long-awaited effort to reclaim control of weapons in Palestinian refugee camps.