Lebanon and Syria Agree to Ceasefire

The Lebanese and Syrian authorities have agreed to a ceasefire after two days of clashes along the border. Seven Lebanese were killed and 52 were injured in the recent clashes, including a 4-year-old girl. The violence began when three Syrian soldiers were killed by Lebanese armed men, allegedly associated with Hezbollah, prompting Syrian forces to retaliate by shelling Lebanese towns. These border regions have long been hotspots for smuggling and remain under the control of…

News About a Mass Grave in Karantina are FAKE

An estimated 17,000 individuals went missing during the Lebanese Civil War from 1975 to 1990, many of whom were caught in crossfire, kidnapped, or killed. Countless massacres occurred across the country, yet the Lebanese authorities never established a dedicated committee or conducted a thorough investigation to determine the fate of those missing. While it is highly likely that undiscovered mass graves still exist, spreading false information or rumors about mass graves to score political points…
Critiques

Israeli Settlers Illegally Cross Southern Borders to Visit Religious Site

9 months ago
Israeli settlers, escorted by the military, visited a religious site (Qabr al-Ibad) today, located within Lebanese territory on the outskirts of southern Lebanon’s Houla. The Israeli army had announced the planned visit a day earlier, ...
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Where Do the $2.5 Million Seized at the Beirut Airport Go?

9 months ago
Last Friday, Lebanese authorities seized $2.5 million in cash from a passenger arriving from Turkey. The passenger, Mohammad Aref Hussein, admitted that he flew to a Turkish airport on Thursday night, where he met an ...
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New Environment Minister Favours Waste-to-energy Incinerators

9 months ago
Talks about implementing incinerators as part of the government’s waste management plan have re-emerged recently after newly appointed Environment Minister Dr. Tamara El-Zein stated on MTV that she supports using incinerators to produce electricity from ...
Automotive

70 Killed & 199 Injured in Traffic Accidents in 2025

9 months ago
Since the beginning of 2025, at least 70 people have been killed in 144 traffic accidents across Lebanon, according to YASA. In addition to that, 199 people have been injured. The roads in Lebanon are ...
Critiques

Lebanon’s Football Fields: A Major Hazard

10 months ago
Four years ago, the Lebanese National Football Team had to play its home game in Amman because all of our football fields were in deplorable condition. Most fields lack proper grass or are poorly maintained, ...
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New Information Minister Dr. Paul Morcos Should Drop The Proposed Media Law

10 months ago
I am not sure why we still have a Ministry of Information, and I truly believe that the first reform needed for any future government is abolishing this ministry. But until then, we have a ...
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Why is the Central Bank Buying Armored Cars?

10 months ago
Lebanese journalist Ghada Eid shared a document showing that the BDL purchased armored cars in November 2024, worth roughly $600,000 USD. Armored cars are typically purchased to transport money, but one has to question the ...
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We Must Rename Hafez el Assad Highway

10 months ago
The first order of business for the newly appointed Minister of Public Works should be to rename all highways associated with the Assad regime and erase the names of Hafez, Bassel, and Bashar from our ...
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