Opinion
Polling the Lebanese on Hezbollah’s Decision to Import Fuel from Iran
Polling the Lebanese
on Hezbollah’s Decision to Import Fuel from Iran
A Matter Of Change - Ahmad Ladiki
Where did this creature come from, and what has it become of answers the relevant question for the fatal destiny of planet Earth. Is this unannounced creature that is roaming the boundaries of Earth restoring it, or simply ending it? As we answer this question we plunge into the depths of this...
Globalization - Ahmad Mannawi
In today’s era of openness and globalization, it’s no use isolating ourselves from other communities, or holding blindly onto our civilization while shutting the door on others’. One must take a step towards all human civilizations and explore their richness and knowledge to better...
Nour Hwaily - Pity the Nation!
We rejoice, celebrate and take pride in our Lebanon, but hardly ever realize the profundity of our suppression and defeat. Instead, we continue to swell with pride.
The Evil Within - Ahmad Ladiki-…And here is the rhetorical question: Why are we, humans, evil?
The world is a dangerous place to live in, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it. This is our world where every evil thought is harnessed and put to the test, whether in reality or in the subconscious. Basically, evil is embedded in our...
How Do Lebanese See Themselves? - Maëva Drevet
As a matter of fact, it is quite impossible to register a unanimous opinion on that issue. The Lebanese see themselves in many different ways and define themselves using different and sometimes conflicting criteria. This has to do with the lack of national consensus.
Farewell Arabic Language - Rania Abdallah
It is situated in Western Asia and is bordered by Syria to the north and east and Palestine to the south with the Mediterranean surrounding its western front. This is where Lebanon is. So, dear Lebanese, know that this is no Europe nor the US. You live in a country that is said to be...
Awaited Paradise - Sara Abou Dayya
“Shu We’fet Elayyi” is one of the most prevailing popular mottos circulating among the Lebanese nowadays. When we criticize someone for breaking the law or the rules, they hurry to say the motto over and over again, placing the blame on someone else. What kind of country allows its citizens...
