Lebanon’s former prime minister, Hassan Diab, fled the country for the US days prior he was scheduled to appear in front of the inquisitorial team for the investigation into the Beirut port
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On Thursday, a public session to discuss last year’s massive explosion at the port of Beirut in the Lebanese Parliament was postponed due to the lack of a quorum. Adnan Daher, the
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Lebanon’s most admired university, the American University of Beirut, has begun limiting electricity on campus as the country’s fuel crisis worsens. The campus, made up of 64 buildings, including the American University
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The Beirut Bar Association called for a two-day strike against what they described as the illegal arrest of lawyer Rami Ollaik by unidentified men in civilian clothes. Ollaik was recently at the
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Activities regarding economic and entertainment sectors have resumed in Beirut on Monday, and other Lebanese tourist centers have opened as the number of COVID-19 cases began to fall. A few hospitals have
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Italy and UNESCO sign €1 million agreement to restore Beirut’s Sursock museum damaged in port blasts
Italy and the UN’s cultural arm have signed a €1 million ($1.21 million) funding agreement to renovate one of Beirut’s most famous museums. Located in a historic villa in Achrafieh, the Sursock Museum
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Next week, Germany will offer a multibillion-dollar pitch to Lebanese authorities to reconstruct the seaport of Beirut as part of efforts to induce the country’s politicians to formulate a government to accomplish
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