The Beiruter

A monumental bronze face of St Charbel rises over Sydney, symbolizing silent devotion, Eucharistic centrality, and the global reach of Maronite spirituality.

Microshifting is reshaping the workday by replacing rigid nine-to-five schedules with flexible, human-centered rhythms built around energy, focus, and real life.

After four seasons of disruption, the Women’s Lebanon Cup returns in February, signaling a cautious revival for women’s football as clubs, players, and officials work to rebuild competition and stability.

A new genetic study reveals that the protein NPM1 fuels the growth of bowel and some liver cancers, pointing to a promising target for more precise and less harmful cancer treatments.

From timeless jewelry crafted between Beirut and Paris to leading Himaya, one of Lebanon’s most vital child protection organizations, Viviane’s journey weaves design, compassion, and social impact into a lasting legacy.