We are proud to announce, that this year’s Goethe Medal for outstanding service for international cultural dialogue went to the Lebanese writer Emily Nasrallah!
This year’s Award was themed “language is the key” and highlights the work of three courageous women who took a stance on taboo subjects in their societies – from violence against women to the politics of remembrance.
On February 22nd, a US delegation of officials, headed by Senator Robert Corker, Chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, conducted a series of meetings with President Aoun and other senior officials during a visit to Lebanon. Subsequently, President Aoun and Senator Corker expressed […]
LAF: Enemy gunboat breaches Lebanese Waters Tue 04 Apr 2017 at 21:43 Security The Lebanese Armed Forces-Orientation Directorate issued on Tuesday the following statement: “A gunboat belonging to the Israeli army breached at 12.15 on Tuesday Lebanese territorial waters off Rass Naqoura at a distance […]
The vast majority of files found by US officers on laptops taken from Islamic State contain pornography, says Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, former chief of the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon’s spying arm. Flynn was repeatedly assigned to senior intelligence posts in Afghanistan and Iraq […]
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