As though it were not enough that several species of marine life are suffering the consequences of our collective inaction, namely turtles who come to […]
Month: June 2016
Fire rips through Lebanon’s remaining forests amid governmental inaction
We’ve all heard the environmental concerns related to the deforestation of the Adonis valley. We’ve heard the outcries of politicians and non-politicians alike regarding the building […]
Explosion rocks Beirut’s Verdun, media pins culprits
A bomb rocked the Lebanese capital of Beirut’s trendy neighborhood of Verdun on Sunday evening, just as people broke their Ramadan fast for the day. […]
Disappointing reaction: Many Lebanese remain silent as domestic worker is beaten in public
A social experiment was performed in a crowded supermarket, recorded by the hidden cameras of the MBC network, where a Lebanese woman mistreats her […]
Hold your Visas! The U.S. and Lebanon have more in common than previously thought
Delay your visa application! The United States, also known as “the land of freedoms and opportunities,” is growing to resemble Lebanon with every passing day. […]
World Environment Day Special: A journey through Lebanon’s natural splendor
In celebration of World Environment Day, which fell on Sunday, I traveled with a group of friends to the arid valleys of Laqlouq for a […]
This app will help feed Syrian refugees in Beirut during the holy month of Ramadan
Ramadan means a lot of things to a lot of people, but alongside being a month devoted for observance and fasting, it is one that […]
Lebanese indie musician and deaf-born dancer team up to create masterpiece
Lebanese indie band sandmoon has just released its first single off its 3rd album – #InTheEnd EP. “Time has Yet to Come” is a lightly […]
Construction works on Jannah dam ongoing despite order of cessation
Lebanon’s Eco Movement released drone footage on Tuesday showing the construction site of the controversial Jannah dam where works continue despite the order of cessation issued […]