WSJ: The Winding Tech Road of Lebanon and Its Region

Who needs traffic lights? I am not sure how the author of this article found the traffic in Lebanon a "great" example of a self-organizing system and it honestly worries me that some entrepreneurs are considering adopting the same "chaotic" approach to encourage e-commerce and integrate it in the area. In reality, traffic in Lebanon is going from bad to worse and the way drivers are behaving is becoming unbearable. Few people respect traffic lights…
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Best Luxury Hotels in Lebanon

12 years ago
Picture of InterContinental Le Vendome Beirut – Source I was checking out a list of the 7 best luxury hotels in Lebanon and thought I take a look at the rates for each of these ...
Automotive

Beirut Chase

12 years ago
[Source] I don’t recall seeing this car chase scene in any Lebanese movies. ...
Lebanon

Old Pictures of Lebanon (قديماً)

12 years ago
I found out about a new Facebook Group called Qadiman Qadiman with hundreds of old pictures from Lebanon while reading The BeirutReport. Check it out [Here]. ...
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Behind The C

12 years ago
Does anyone know what this is about? ...
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Beirut City Centre officially opening on April 4th

12 years ago
Majid Al Futtaim Properties announced today that the long-awaited Beirut City Centre will open its doors to the Lebanese community on April 4th. This will Al Futtaim’s first mall in the Levant region. Here are ...
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The Social Media Awards Finalists

12 years ago
Update: Check out the official final lists [Here] BlogBaladi made it to the last 7 Finalists for the Blog of the Year Award and News Blog of the Year Award. I am glad to see ...
Critiques

Filipino domestic worker left to die in a Lebanese Hospital

12 years ago
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 ...
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Syria blocking Lebanese exports

12 years ago
Source We’ve been having this problem for years and the solution is pretty simple even though it might prove a bit more costly. Use the sea as a mode of transportation and keep the Lebanese ...
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