The Price We Pay: Why Prices in Lebanon Go Up, But Rarely Down
With more than a million displaced and food insecurity rising, Lebanon must build the price governance that stops crisis profiteering.
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Decorative Inclusion: How Syria’s Transition Is Undercutting Women
Government policy and complicity feeds an ecosystem of exclusion in political and civic life.
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After the Prisons: Justice for Syria’s Former Detainees Requires Policy to Match Rethoric
Survivors of Assad’s detention system need a clear, state-led reintegration pathway from Syria’s government to achieve justice.
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Rest for the Wicked: The Risks for Lebanon in Sheltering Assad’s Fugitives
Lebanese government policy of inaction on former Syrian regime figures within its borders comes at the country’s peril.
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Turning Jewish Supremacy into Universal Suffrage in Israel-Palestine
From Apartheid to Democracy: A Blueprint for Peace in Israel-Palestine” articulates a framework that could, one day, make equality and peace possible.
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Blood in the Sky: Lebanon’s Slaughter of Migratory Birds
Poachers massacre millions annually along a critical transit corridor
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Injustice Upon Injustice: Lebanon’s Failure to Investigate Israeli War Crimes
The Lebanese state itself violates international law by not pursuing legal redress for its citizens
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Lebanese-Syrian Relations: From Damascus’ Dominance to a New Brotherly Balance
How a post-Assad Syria and a reformist Lebanon are recalibrating their relationship
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Behind Bars, Beyond the Law: Syrian Inmates in Lebanon
How the fate of thousands hinges on the shifting political winds in Beirut and Damascus
