EEnvironment & Public Space Read More 1 minute read Why is Mseilha Dam empty again?byHabib BattahApr 9, 2021 Only a small pool of water is retained in the massive multi-million dollar Mseilha dam, seen in these…
PPublic Services Read More 3 minute read Amid constant blackouts, Energy minister awarded prizebyHabib BattahOct 1, 2018 If you live in Lebanon, you would probably fall out of your chair if I told you government…
PPublic Services Read More 1 minute read Venice? No, it’s all in Lebanon!byHabib BattahDec 13, 2016 Have you ever been to Lake Naccache? It’s so romantic with restaurants right on the waterfront. But strangely,…
PPublic Services Read More 2 minute read Highway closed for no reason?byHabib BattahNov 17, 2016 For no clear reason, a major highway was closed during morning rush hour today. Police officers and vehicles…
PPublic Services Read More 1 minute read The stench of Costa BravabyHabib BattahSep 17, 2016 No picture can capture the absolutely vile, all-encompassing stench coming from the Costa Brava dump, which is conveniently…
PPublic Services Read More 2 minute read Protestors embrace security forces after tense standoffbyHabib BattahAug 28, 2015 In contrast to the street violence earlier this week and harsh crackdown on young protestors, it was all…
EEnvironment & Public Space Read More 4 minute read Lebanon’s garbage crisis: a blessing in disguise?byHabib BattahAug 5, 2015 I took this photo about a month ago, well before the start of the current garbage crisis that has…
IInternet Read More 3 minute read Video: Lebanon launches “2020” telecom planbyHabib BattahJul 2, 2015 Last night, hundreds of invited guests were seated in a lavish chandelier hall at the prime minister’s offices…
EEnvironment & Public Space Read More 5 minute read Playing monopoly with the lights offbyHabib BattahMay 26, 2015 How does municipal planning work in Beirut? Who draws up the projects and what experts are consulted? The…
IInternet Read More 4 minute read Fiber on the way?byHabib BattahMar 12, 2015 Late last year I noticed a couple of technicians from Ogero– the state agency that runs the country’s…