In the Middle East, Israel ranked second after Lebanon with an average IQ of 98.57, followed by Syria in third at 98.41, and ...

Ski season in Lebanon finally kicked off, and Lebanese are hitting the slopes across the peaks. We have collected the prices ...

As the sun shines and the temperature soars, ice cream emerges as the reigning champion of sweet relief. This wonderful desert not only provides relief from the heat but also delights the senses with ...

In a significant move to combat impunity in the country, Lebanon’s Minister of Justice, Adel Nassar, has appointed a team of judicial investigators to reopen and pursue cases of political ...

With Autumn weather coming up, there’s nothing better to do than cuddle up with a blanket, a hot drink, and a good show on Netflix. Whether it be romance, comedy, thriller, or action, these shows have ...

Tyre Beach is about to transform into a vibrant music festival this weekend with Color Fest 2025! On September 7, from 4 pm to midnight, you can experience an unforgettable night filled with music, ...

The debate about our Phoenician ancestry is still quite active. The Phoenicians left a significant mark in history and it was all done while based in modern-day Lebanon. They have also left their ...

Lebanon’s rooftops provide an excellent opportunity to experience the splendor of the sunset and have a wonderful night out! Imagine starting your evening with a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean ...

After 14 years of conveying that no one should stress or even die from a blood shortage in Lebanon, the blood donation charity Donner Sang Compter (DSC) is closing its doors. In a statement published ...

Forbes Middle East just dropped its “Global Meets Local 2024” list, spotlighting top execs who are making waves by blending global strategies with local expertise. Of the 100 companies, 55% are based ...

Bcharre, also written as Bsharri, is a district located in the North Governorate with 26 towns and villages. Its picturesque mountainous landscape makes it a dream for photographers and tourists.

When I came to know the truth of the identity of these remarkable historical influencers, whom we have studied in our Lebanese schools as being Greeks and Romans, I was stunned that they were actually ...