Middle East Eye – A crippling economic crisis, the privatisation of land and fear of their revolutionary potential has put many communal spaces at risk.
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Middle East Eye – Syrian refugees feel unsafe in Lebanon amid rising violence and threat of deportation.
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Middle East Eye – In the Bekaa valley, the majority of the agricultural workers are female Syrian refugees and their lives are beset by exploitation and violence.
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Middle East Eye – Six mois après le début de l’épidémie, le choléra semble avoir disparu du Liban. Réfugiés, habitants et professionnels de santé craignent néanmoins une résurgence – ou l’apparition d’autres maladies graves – alors que les infrastructures de l’État sont pour la plupart en ruine ou absentes.
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Middle East Eye – Health officials say outbreak is much worse than official figures suggest, as hospitals in impoverished northern Akkar region overwhelmed.
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Pictures by Philippe Pernot | Text by Sunniva Rose | Published date: 1 March 2018 10:28 UTC | The Lebanese Shia movement presents new video game, which re-enacts key battles in Syria and Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon – Heroic music, gunshots, and street fighting: Holy Defence has all the ingredients of a traditional first-person shooter video game, except this time, […]
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The Lebanese Shi’a movement Hezbollah announced the launch of it’s latest videogame, “Holy Defence”, during a press conference held on Wednesday, Feb. 28.
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On November 22d, 2017, Lebanon’s Independence Day, Saad Hariri, Lebanese Prime minister, returned to Beirut after two weeks of confinement in Saudi Arabia, where it was feared that he would be evicted by the crown prince Mohammed bin Salmane. Supporters of his “Future” party came from all Lebanon to celebrate and cheer as he gave […]
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Philippe Pernot 