BEIRUT — Families celebrated their children’s success in the county's Brevet exams Thursday. L’Orient Today ’s correspondent in the North reported that Akkar residents lit fireworks and discharged...
U.S. President Joe Biden arrived in Saudi Arabia Friday. While campaigning for the presidency he’d vowed to make the Gulf monarchy a "pariah." Air Force One landed in Jeddah, western Saudi...
BEIRUT — A woman sits at a table inside a bustling café in Hamra district. In her hands is a small white coffee cup. She gives an all-knowing smile as she looks down at the swirls of coffee grounds...
The decision to increase judges’ salaries, which was announced last week in the media, continues to cause heated backlash in a country where most civil servants’ salaries are so low that they no...
BEIRUT – Nationalist and Islamic Palestinian factions in the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp in southern Lebanon demonstrated on Friday against US President Joe Biden's visit in the Middle East and his...
BEIRUT – Full-time professors at Lebanese University are refusing to grade student exams as they’re on strike — protesting poor working conditions, the deterioration of their salaries, which are...
BEIRUT — Free Patriotic Movement’s leader Gebran Bassil on Friday met with the Hungarian Foreign Affairs Minister Péter Szijjártó, Bassil said on Twitter. Here’s what we know: •...
Neo — a financial services platform combining transfers, foreign exchange and payments — and Reborn Tech — a solution for recycling textiles to transform them into insulation materials — took home...
BEIRUT – Queues formed outside of many bakeries again on Friday in North Lebanon amid hoarding and smuggling of bread, L’Orient Today’s correspondent in North Lebanon reported. Here’s what we...
Want to get the Morning Brief by email? Click here to sign up . Workers at the state-run National News Agency went on strike yesterday over fair pay. One staffer told L’Orient Today that the...
Beirut’s demands, Israel’s terms, and Washington’s stance: Behind the scenes of the negotiations
Lebanon stuck between a rock and a hard place: A US disarmament plan, or an extended expansion to the war?
