Opinion

The Chaos of Driving in Lebanon Tells a Story of a Country Unraveled

Driving in Beirut is one mundane example of how we Lebanese have stopped believing we owe each other or our unraveling country anything. The road’s swarm logic governs our politics, where elected ...
AOL

I'm an expat living in Lebanon. I've struggled over whether to leave, but I won't because I love this country.

Israeli strikes have targeted Hezbollah in Beirut and parts of southern Lebanon. Brigitte Chahwan, a German-born woman, has decided to stay in Lebanon despite official advice to go. She told Business ...
Wall Street Journal

The Separate Realities of Living in Lebanon: Raves in the North, Rockets in the South

KFARDEBIAN, Lebanon—Fireworks crackled over this mountain resort about 50 miles north of the border with Israel, their reflections glittering in a swimming pool as young people ordered bottle service ...
Al Jazeera

Few Lebanese families return to villages in south destroyed by Israel war

Almost a year after the start of a fragile ceasefire, the Israeli army continues to occupy areas in southern Lebanon.