Despite Lebanon's unprecedented economic crisis and the looming threat of war provoked by Hezbollah and Iran, the country aims to demonstrate its resilience.
This festival is a testament to Lebanon's enduring spirit and commitment to creativity
Despite Lebanon's unprecedented economic crisis and the looming threat of war provoked by Hezbollah and Iran, the country aims to demonstrate its resilience.
This summer, culture takes center stage.
From July 3 to 6, the Beirut Art Days will feature a diverse program including art exhibitions, concerts, theater performances, and cultural discussions. A total of 130 events are scheduled, bringing together artists and audiences to celebrate and preserve Lebanon's rich cultural heritage.
This cultural festival stands as a testament to Lebanon's enduring spirit and commitment to creativity, even in the face of significant challenges.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Sunday that Hezbollah was seeking to rearm and that Israel would exercise its right to self-defence under last year's ceasefire accord if Lebanon failed to disarm the militant group.
Major Saudi Arabian firms are planning billion-dollar investments in Syria as part of the kingdom's business-forward approach to the country's recovery, but U.S. sanctions and a fractured Syrian state apparatus pose formidable obstacles.
Since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024, more than 550,000 Syrian refugees have returned from Turkey to Syria, Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced on Saturday.
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