By TABBY REFAEL This week, Iranians marched in Tehran to protest a dire water crisis that has decimated farming in
There is clearly no political appetite in Washington for costly foreign initiatives, especially not in the Middle East. Yet there
By The Guardian Observer editorial A new failed state in the Middle East would spell chaos for us all. The
It appears that PM Najib Miqati will be named as the PM-designate should the binding parliamentary consultations be held on
By Kareem Chehayeb BEIRUT I’ve lived in Lebanon for much of my life, and over the past five years as
By Marco Carnelos No western power other than France has yet dedicated to Lebanon the attention it deserves. Its time
ARGUMENT An expert’s point of view on a current event. The resignation of Saad Hariri is forcing the country to
BY: Khairallah Khairallah In clearer terms, Lebanon cannot, with its current president or its resigned government, headed by Hassan Diab,
As the country suffers from hyperinflation and shortages of fuel and medical supplies, pressure is growing at home and abroad
BY NADIM SHEHADI In the Latin American city of Bogota, a prosperous-looking lady goes to an ATM to withdraw cash
