Homes of Hardship: How the Lebanese Family Unit is Coming Undone
The next generation of Lebanese households is fraying under falling birth rates, mass emigration, declining marriages, and economic hardships.
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Returned to Rubble: The EU’s Reckless Push to Deport Syrian Refugees
Prioritizing politics over practical solutions for Syrian refugee return is immoral and self-defeating for Europe.
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Lebanon’s Slave Trade: Recasting Migrant Domestic Work in the Courts
How Meseret Hailu’s Landmark Slavery Case Could Transform Lebanon’s Kafala System
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Trust Before Transition: Lebanon’s Stalled Campaign to Disarm Palestinian Camps
Amid regional and international pressure to rein in armed groups, the Lebanese state is failing to reassert its sovereignty.
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Reform or Repetition: Lebanon’s Defining Test on Syrian Refugees
The new government’s approach to the refugee crisis will define its moral legacy and credibility as a force for reform.
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Missing the Mark: Delayed Reconstruction Aid Harms Lebanon’s Homeless, not Hezbollah
International actors’ absence from the rebuilding effort leaves IDPs with nowhere to turn but the Party of God.
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Lebanon’s Housing Crisis: From Emergency Response to Sustainable Solutions
How homes for the displaced can lay the foundation for a more affordable, equitable, and resilient housing system.
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Rebel Roulette: Turkey’s Big Gamble on Syrian Opposition Offensive
Erdoğan turns the tables on Assad after years of frustration.
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A Generation in Limbo: Redefining Refugee Policy in Lebanon
As the tide of war subsides, Lebanon needs a rights-based solution to govern the Syrian refugee crisis.
