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What it can give as a country and be unique in doing so Lebanon is a great country in the Western Asia, with amazing people and great food. Lebanon, more than for its heritage, food, people and art, is famous for its recent history: the civil war that went on from 1975 till 1990 and […]

Dollars and Lebanese pounds have been used unchangeably in Lebanon since a long time, and many people saved up a lot of money in the dollar bank account. After closing for more than two weeks, Lebanese banks re-opened their doors to massive chaos and depositors’ anxiety in regards to their savings. A couple of months

The rising costs of life, together with the corruption by officials and the high unemployment have reached a peak in Lebanon. The population is revolting because they are tired of misgovernment and they’re hungry for change. Lebanese protesters demand the resignation of all political leaders and wish to put an end to the current government system.

Lebanon is a unitary multiparty republic with a parliamentary system of government. According to the 1989, parliamentary seats are divided equally between Christian and Muslim groups, thereby replacing an earlier difference that had favoured Christians. Lebanon is divided into governorates administered by the governor, who represents the central government. The governorates are further divided into districts, each

A new and hopeful protest movement is going on in Lebanon, with thousands of people stepping up against the country’s political elite. What began as protests over the past week against austerity and government plans tended to expand from only protests against tax measures to movements against the corrupt ruling class. The prime minister’s recently

The Corona virus started to spread quickly in Lebanon at the beginning of July 2020, reaching now more than 250K of people infected. Currently, there are 264,647 cases, 2084 deaths and 157,202 recovered. Because of the high number of infected cases, the Lebanese government has ordered a second coronavirus lockdown, forcing also shops and restaurants

Nurses are the under-appreciated heroes of this crisis. Without them, the pandemic crisis would have resulted as way worse. The routine of nurses has changed, and has quickly become the norm. Treating patients with COVID-19 is very hard. They are not only dealing with the virus, but also with the psychological impact that it has on

In April, when much of the world was struggling to control the spread of Covid-19, Lebanon, a country always trapped in a cycle of corrupt and incompetent governments, was surprisingly tackling the spread of the virus. Eight months after, the situation in Lebanon has witnessed a drastic flip, with the rate of cases running up like some of