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Belgian federal deputy Malik Ben Achour spoke to Belgian parliamentarians on the precarious situation in Lebanon. The Belgian deputy particularly highlighted the refusal of Lebanon Central Bank to answer the forensic audit’s questions. Mr. Ben Achour thus called on the Belgian Minister of Development Cooperation and Urban […]

Snow road trip in Lebanon by Anthony Rahayel via Zaarour​, Baskinta​, Bakish​, Faqra​, Kfardebian​, Afqa​, Tannourine​, Hasroun​ and Ehden. 48 hours in Lebanon, the ski resorts, the snowy mountains, a unique documentary like you’ve never seen it before… 5 ski resorts, beautiful villages, amazing views… […]

On the International Day of Francophonie, which falls today, Saturday March 20, the President of the Republic, General Michel Aoun, saluted the fluent or partial speakers of the French language in Lebanon and the world. “We are committed to the universal basic values ​​that this […]

Everyone like me in the Lebanese diaspora have a very common dilemma during the yearly visit to Lebanon: Time. First leaving the airport and arriving home, the parents, the brothers and sisters, the relatives, manqouche, knefe and the visit to the nearest mosque or church. […]

A series of tweets by the Minister of Economy and Trade, Raoul Nehme, through his Twitter account: • Two days ago, some protesters stormed the Ministry of Economy building and attempted to storm a home building. They also hung “the gallows” for me under a […]

The Association The association “Les amis du Liban – Toulouse” (https://www.amisduliban-toulouse.org/) is a non-profit, areligious and apolitical association. It was founded on 07/16/2015 by the French- Lebanese community living in Toulouse. One of its main goals is to welcome and help the Lebanese students pursuing […]

Dear Minister Le Drian, After your last media intervention on the situation in Lebanon, allow me to share with you the same anxiety, and the same sense of gravity but not at all the same diagnosis. Putting everyone under the same umbrella doesn’t seem to […]

Well, well, well. The guy did it again. Supporters, opponents, embassies and our borders’ neighbors were nailed in front of televisions and live broadcasts on Facebook. Not because, God forbid, there was a tsunami or a plane crashed into a global tower, the Qaeda style. […]

3. Green Valley, Marble Arch It’s impossible to walk past the windows of this Lebanese food hall without drooling over its syrupy towers of baklava and sugar-dusted maamoul (semolina biscuits filled with figs, dates and nuts). Inside, the halawa (dessert) selection also includes enormous pans […]