Lebanon’s approval of Starlink promises more reliable connectivity but sparks concerns over competition, transparency, and digital sovereignty.
Lebanon has a rich historic tradition for attracting British intelligence agents
The Christmas tree endures as a timeless symbol of light, tradition, and hope, evolving from ancient rituals to a cherished modern centerpiece in Lebanese homes.
A glimpse into the diverse reasons thousands gathered for Pope Leo XIV’s visit, capturing a nation seeking comfort, connection, and a brief pause from its enduring hardships.
The Court of Audit held former telecom ministers personally liable for mismanagement and financial losses, reinforcing accountability and public fund oversight.
The Assassins, a medieval sect, used targeted killings to challenge political powers in the Crusader era.
Lebanon ranks 90th in innovation, excelling in research despite weak institutions and infrastructure.
Lebanon’s debate over neutrality explores “positive neutrality” as a way to protect sovereignty, avoid regional conflicts, and strengthen the state.
Lebanon signed five IFC agreements bringing new investments and energy advisory support as an early economic step after the “Beirut One” conference.
Lebanon’s National Pact has failed, requiring a new power-sharing formula for political survival.
Lebanon celebrates its Independence Day as one, yet its people remain divided, revealing a nation still without a shared history to truly unite them.
Israel is escalating tensions in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza, signaling a potential multi-front conflict.
Israel’s strike on Ein El Hilweh killed over a dozen people, heightening tensions as both sides dispute whether the target was military or civilian.
Energy Minister Joe Saddi pushes transparency and self-financing reforms to stabilize Lebanon’s troubled power sector and reduce its reliance on debt.
Architect Galal Mahmoud blends multicultural vision with contextual design, creating immersive, luxurious spaces that honour environment and identity.
