BEIRUT: Lebanon should be cautious in its efforts to close deals to secure any vaccines against COVID-19, in particular regarding the quality of the Chinese...
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s leading medical laboratories have been successfully identifying the new “British” variant of COVID-19, despite accusations...
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s deal with Pfizer-BioNTech to secure vaccines against COVID-19 is at risk of delay as the pharmaceutical company has said it would not...
BEIRUT: As the spring semester approaches, students from the American University of Beirut and Lebanese American University have been combining efforts to...
BEIRUT: “Since they announced the lockdown I have been sick with worry, yesterday I could not sleep.” These were the words of 40-year-old Micha...
BEIRUT: Lebanon's coronavirus inoculation program is set for a slow start in February, with a first shipment of only around 60,000 vaccines arriving in...
BEIRUT: Over the last 12 months Lebanon has been embroiled in instability, driving its people closer to the edge. After entering 2020 fueled by the Oct. 17...
BEIRUT: Riot police and the Army clashed with students outside the American University of Beirut on Bliss Street in Ras Beirut Saturday, as students protested...
BEIRUT: The Ethiopian Consul General to Lebanon Tuesday urged the Lebanese government to improve the rights for domestic migrant workers in Lebanon. Speaking...
BEIRUT: Over half of Lebanese believe that a civil/secular system of governance is best for the country, the latest survey by Arab Barometer has revealed. A...
BEIRUT: Lebanese American University students staged a protest Thursday outside the campus main gate in Hamra in response to the announcement that tuition...
BEIRUT: American University of Beirut Tuesday announced that students will have to pay tuition fees at the LL3,900 to the dollar exchange rate starting the...
BEIRUT: Figures released last week by the Internal Security Forces showed a 51-percent increase in domestic violence calls to its hotline since the start of...
BEIRUT: Over half of Lebanon’s imported COVID-19 cases have originated in Turkey, according to numbers published by the Health Ministry detailing the...
BEIRUT: After the announcement last week of a successful vaccine in the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic, Lebanon’s Health Ministry was...
BEIRUT: In the heart of Downtown, fenced in by Solidere, is the traditional Jewish quarter of Wadi Abu Jamil, which since 1926 has been home to the Maghen...
BEIRUT: “We as parents of disabled children, we were always frightened about the idea that if something gets to us, if we die, what will happen to our...
BEIRUT: “There is no money if people stay at home. How do they eat, how do they drink?” said 18-year-old Zaina, who declined to give her surname, as she...
BEIRUT: During the drive north up the coast from Beirut, the two striped towers of Zouk Mosbeh’s power plant come into view. Last Friday morning black...
BEIRUT: In recent weeks Karantina has been witness to an evolving mountain of debris; a plethora of broken glass and crumbled brick. The ginormous pile,...
BEIRUT: Washington may be over 9,000 km away, but that has not deterred the Lebanese from keeping a close eye on the 2020 US elections. Now that the race to...
BEIRUT: On Mar Mikhael’s Armenia Street, once famed for its ability to buzz any day of the week, the scene is eerie. The area was one of the worst hit...
BEIRUT: The state of Lebanon’s wine industry has previously been assessed to be in dire straits thanks to the current depth of crises facing the...
BEIRUT: After the devastation caused by the Aug 4. explosion, Tamanna, a Lebanese NGO founded with a mission to grant wishes to critically ill children,...