Country: Lebanon

The Liberum08/09/2026

The West has forgotten it is allowed to survive

Europe was governed for decades by parties that believed history had already chosen them. Then […]
Nadia Ahmad06/09/2026

The heirs of Esau: Rome, Christianity, and the making of the West

In the first part of this essay, Esau was explored not as a biological ancestor […]
Nadia Ahmad19/08/2026

The orphans of the Arab Republic: Are secular Sunnis becoming the new minority of the Levant?

The secular Sunni Arab saw himself as the natural centre of the modern Middle East. […]
Rafic Taleb16/08/2026

Fault lines of war: Iran, Lebanon, and the coming regional breakup

The war on Iran lacked a unified strategy. It began as a disagreement at the […]
Paul Cliteur03/08/2026

What Drove Abdul Ballout?

This essay examines the ideological motive attributed to Abdul Ballout after the attack on Berlin […]
Nadia Ahmad31/07/2026

Cease the drone buzz: Redefining ceasefire in Lebanon

There was a time when the word ceasefire meant simple things. The shooting stopped, the […]
Filip Dewinter28/07/2026

The attack on the Berlin Pride Parade & the illusion of a European Islam

The attack carried out by 21-year-old Abdul Ballout at the Pride event in Berlin once […]
Ken van Ierlant27/07/2026

Strategic plan to solve the geopolitical chess game in the Middle East

Achieving peace in the Middle East is complicated by overlapping dilemmas that stall progress. Historical […]
The Liberum27/07/2026

Round One: Rewriting the rules of automotive service in Lebanon

In Lebanon, owning a car is not a luxury. It is part of daily survival. […]
Nadia Ahmad25/07/2026

Between Hezbollah and Shalom: A signature against history

History has a habit of surviving agreements. Documents can be signed, cameras can flash, and […]
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