By Cas Mudde Most people globally are keen to be rid of Trump. Yet a far-right minority likes Trump and
Beirut- Lebanon’s Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri vowed to form a government of specialists that will be named by key political
BY SAM MCMANUS Lebanon isn’t only the pictures we see in the news. The scene that comes to my mind is
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By Samia Nakhoul, Ellen Francis Lebanese erupted in rage against politicians they blamed for economic collapse, squares once packed with angry demonstrators
BEIRUT – When Lebanon’s protest movement erupted in October 2019, Jennyfer, Teymour and Dayna marched in the same euphoric crowd, united
After civil war, decades of corruption and then the blast that ripped through Beirut this summer, things could hardly get
Fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani military forces over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh continued Wednesday for the 11th day, with
By Patricia Karam BEIRUT—With yet another failed attempt to form a government and no replacement in sight, Lebanon’s future is
Since the violent explosion in Beirut in early August, Lebanon has found no peace. Ever more Lebanese want to leave
