The roar of improvised explosives used for fishing is destroying marine ecosystems, decimating fish stocks, and poisoning the dinner plates
For Bilal Ghaziyeh, traveling from southern Lebanon to Beirut is nothing like a journalist heading out on a routine assignment.
Within the context of the legislative transformations taking place across the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, custody laws emerge as one
Despite the fact that a full year has passed since the election of the current municipal council, it has not
On the sixth of May every year, Lebanon celebrates Press Day, with ceremonies organized and many journalists and media professionals
An investigation tracking the cost of early closures and reduced lighting on safety and mobility in public space In times
After decades without a national framework regulating refugee affairs, the Egyptian Parliament passed the country’s first-ever asylum law in December
Egypt is a graveyard for women. I wonder how much we must normalize this statement before every subsequent event is
Social collapse isn’t born in a roar; it begins with a whisper. A nation doesn’t just fall when its cities
The Abu Rami family, like many others, used to visit Tyre’s sandy beach when summer arrived. But this year, they
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