Read More Fear and loathing in Arsal Protestors set tires ablaze following Army clashes in Arsal. Photo: Al Shorfa Last week I wrote a piece about…
Read More Where the magic happens Beirut Municipality -circa 2012 Apart from the Salame women (cousins?), I’m guessing the rest of the sprawling, half-block…
Read More Official business Just another day at a Lebanese government office. Isn’t she a beauty? I asked the officers on duty–there…
Read More Haddad building coming down It’s one of Hamra’s oldest buildings and has been in terrible shape for years. Soon it will be…
MMedia Read More Shiite-nappers Here’s a snapshot from an article published this week in Salon.You see the headline above, but they might…
RRule of Law Read More Playing to an empty house Today’s match in Tripoli’s soccer stadium went largely unwatched. Thousands of seats were empty: The only fans in…
Read More School funding A huge dig is underway on Sidani street in Hamra, next to Marrouche restaurant. As seen above, the…
Read More Workers march to the Prime Ministry The streets of Barbir overflowed with thousands of protestors today, demanding higher wages and an end to corruption…