The rise and fall of Michel Samaha Story for Al Arabiya English Beirut: The footage is grainy and distorted but … Read more…
Rise and fall of Michel Samaha: From minister to terrorist
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Revenge attacks: How effective is striking back against ISIS?
[Read full article on Al-Arabiya] Late afternoon on November 24, four French fighter jets launched from aircraft carrier Charles de … Read more…
The people of Beirut, forgotten after ISIS bombings, united by pain
[Read full article on Mashable] BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the gathering dusk of the autumnal evening, the first blast tore … Read more…
Paris, Beirut and Baghdad: ISIS appetite for global destruction
Read full story at Al Arabiya The busy hum of Parisian nightlife was tragically shattered on Friday evening as gunshots and … Read more…
Meet the volunteers of Belgrade helping care for refugees in Serbia
Refugee Aid Serbia (RAS) has received volunteers from 40 countries. This is the story of those who decided to make … Read more…
Lebanon rubbish crisis, 40 years in the making
Lebanon’s rubbish crisis is worse now than during height of civil war, say some residents After weeks of scrambling, Lebanon’s … Read more…
MEE — The lost tourists of Lebanon’s ‘red zone’ [PICTURES]
Provided images for a story on The Middle East Eye by Anna Lekas Miller – read below: With the uprising in … Read more…
IRIN – Electrocution in the camps
The 48 deaths from electrocution in Palestinian camp cuts to the heart of the problems faced by many Palestinians in Lebanon … Read more…
VICE Munchies – Battle-Scarred Tripoli Is Going Wheat Free
Tripoli, the second-largest city in Lebanon, is better known for its widespread unemployment, poverty, and violent clashes than for its … Read more…
Executive Magazine — Humanitarian aid and Lebanon’s healthcare
Prognosis growth: Humanitarian aid inflows spur growth in Lebanon’s healthcare sector “Perhaps the first thing refugees fleeing a war zone … Read more…