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.
Minister of Information, Melhem Riachy, on Friday renewed promises to guard freedoms in Lebanon, maintaining that he is working on turning his Ministry into an institution for communication and dialogue. “This is a crucial project aimed to remain abreast and to find connection between people […]
Whenever they appear, black swans are always unsettling. As defined by the Lebanese-American author Nassim Nicholas Taleb, black swans are unexpected, hard-to-predict events that don’t fit the understood flow of history. In just the last week, there have been three. In Turkey, the first attempted […]
The Free Patriotic Movement inaugurated its Anfeh office under the patronage of Foreign and Expatriates Minister, Gibran Bassil, who asserted that the collective will, which triumphed in electing a head of State, will triumph once again in decreeing a new electoral law. Bassil told the […]
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