Posted By
Najib
Apr 12, 2013 10:22
Pictures taken from GebranBassil Facebook Page Wen byerkab el train? It seems elections are closer than we think as campaigns have kicked off from all sides. In fact, I spotted billboards reminding us on how bad the situation is in Lebanon but I have no clue who's behind it. It looks though as a reply to The Ministry of Energy & Water's campaign that made us life in lala land with its billboards. Who needs…
Posted By
Najib
Apr 10, 2013 11:37
Who's that impolite lady asking them to go out? Honestly I can't stop repeating this but I don't know what people admire about this guy anymore.
Critiques
12 years ago
Source Update2: Azadea Group answered regarding the Bershka shirt. Check it [Here]. Update: Apparently this is Santa Muerte, a sacred figure and feminine skeletal folk saint venerated primarily in Mexico. I think I’ve seen it ...
Advertising
12 years ago
A friend was telling me that she spotted new ads for the Lebanese Ministry of Energy and Water yesterday, one showing a metro/train in the background and another ad showing Lebanese Army men with slogans ...
Critiques
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Picture via RachaHalabi Every few weeks, clashes erupt in Tripoli between Beb el Tebbane and Jabal Mohsen and go on for days before calming down as if nothing happened. Most people (those outside Tripoli) and ...
Critiques
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I always read Eurosport online and recently decided to follow Eurosport Arabia on Facebook to check out their updates. They are fun to read but I was surprised to see that some of their articles ...
Critiques
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In a 2008 report, HRW found that there had been an average of one death a week from unnatural causes among domestic workers in Lebanon, including suicide and falls from tall buildings. We are in ...
Critiques
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[High-Res] The Lebanese Army announced on its website that it will perform maritime maneuvers with the French army on Tuesday 26th and consequently will close the road between Tabarja and Jounieh from 7am till 12 ...
Critiques
12 years ago
[High-Res] Picture via Mustapha Lebanese President Michel Sleiman and his wife Mrs Wafaa Sleiman were on a 2 days visit to Ghana last week. As you can see from the article shown above, the donations ...
Critiques
12 years ago
Good education, adaptability and networks helped Lebanese succeed outside their country. That’s a positive thing that came out of our “wasta” system for a change. Check out the full article [Here]. ON A recent flight ...
