Lifestyle
Culture
lina saeed
| 23.05.2026
“Frakeh” and Red “Mujaddara”: The Uncertain Future of Southern Lebanon’s Traditional Cuisine
But Southern cuisine was never merely a cuisine of poverty or subsistence. It was also a cuisine of layered and complex flavors. Perhaps nothing reflects
Rola Al Hussein
Our Memories with Hany Shaker’s Songs: Longing to Wash the Homes of Our Southern Lebanon
Hany Shaker’s songs were the sound of those moments when we would sit on the tiles after they had become
Badia Fahs
Forty Days for Ahmad The Beiruti
And perhaps the Beiruti legend will one day say that on the fortieth day, Ahmad Kaabour’s soul finally separated from
Daraj Team
Hazem Saghieh: Does Donald Trump Represent a Defeat for Reason and Freedom?
In this interview with Daraj, we speak with Saghieh in an attempt to understand the Trump phenomenon and the world
Karim Shafik
The Divine Diagnosis: How Dr. Hossam Mowafi Turns Faith into a Medical Prescription
Disease, by definition, is a bodily ailment that can be temporary or chronic, with causes ranging from genetic factors to
Our Memories with Hany Shaker’s Songs: Longing to Wash the Homes of Our Southern Lebanon
Rola Al Hussein
Forty Days for Ahmad The Beiruti
Badia Fahs
Hazem Saghieh: Does Donald Trump Represent a Defeat for Reason and Freedom?
Daraj Team
The Divine Diagnosis: How Dr. Hossam Mowafi Turns Faith into a Medical Prescription
Karim Shafik
Ahmad Alfakharani
| 11.02.2025
Netflix’s “Mo”: Comedy As a Philosophy of Resistance and Identity as an Endless Dialectic
Mo is not just a television character; he becomes a contemporary philosophical model, reinterpreting a question that has preoccupied philosophers for centuries: Are we defined
Ahmad Safadi
| 30.08.2023
Abdel Nasser’s Cinema and Sisi’s Series: The Transformation of Art into Propaganda Against Enemies
During Abdel Nasser’s era, cinema was the most popular form of entertainment. However, during Sisi’s era, television series have become dominant, serving as a medium
Manahel Alsahoui
| 14.08.2023
Pirated Movies: A Staple in Today’s Syria
The inability of Syrians to watch a series on Netflix platform reflects their suffering in the most basic aspects of their daily lives, which increases
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Sports
YOLLAKHADRA
| 10.06.2026
World Cup 2026: The Tournament of Visas and Closed Borders
Does a host country have the right to discriminate between teams on the basis of their passports, the nationality of players and technical staff, or
Badia Fahs
| 18.05.2026
Our beloved FC Barcelona player Lamine Yamal
what drives a star to expose himself to such furious backlash, if not the desire to prove that human public opinion, no matter how distant
World Cup 2026: The Tournament of Visas and Closed Borders
YOLLAKHADRA
| 10.06.2026
Our beloved FC Barcelona player Lamine Yamal
Badia Fahs
| 18.05.2026
Health & Wellbeing
Zeina Allouch
| 23.04.2025
The Institutional Care System: Where Reform Must Begin
As Lebanon commemorates the 50th anniversary of its civil war, many children continue to suffer under a failed institutional care system. Despite global recognition of
Commemorating the “Camp Speicher Massacre” Committed by ISIS in Iraq
Ayoub Saad - Sattar Shafei
| 11.06.2026
“Syriana” Swimming Pool: Why Syria’s Tourism Ministry Still Clings to Assad-Era Expropriation Decrees
Ammar Mamoun
| 21.05.2026
Kuwait’s War on Citizenship: Women Among the Main Targets
Diana Moukalled
| 12.05.2026
Alawites in Post-Assad Syria: When Justice Slips Into Revenge
Sami Saeed
| 08.05.2026
Underground Water Market: What Is the Relationship Between Fuel Stations and the Water Tanker Market?
Ranine Awwad
| 08.05.2026
Why Does Hezbollah Continue Its “Intervention” in Syria?
Ammar Mamoun
| 06.05.2026
“Cancer Doesn’t Wait for a Ceasefire”: Keytruda as a Treatment for the Wealthy in Wartime
Hala Nasreddine
| 27.04.2026
The ‘Christopani Mountains’: Fabricating the Geography of South Lebanon as a Weapon of War
Ranine Awwad
| 23.04.2026
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Technology & Innovation
Commemorating the “Camp Speicher Massacre” Committed by ISIS in Iraq
Ayoub Saad - Sattar Shafei
| 11.06.2026
“Syriana” Swimming Pool: Why Syria’s Tourism Ministry Still Clings to Assad-Era Expropriation Decrees
Ammar Mamoun
| 21.05.2026
Kuwait’s War on Citizenship: Women Among the Main Targets
Diana Moukalled
| 12.05.2026
Alawites in Post-Assad Syria: When Justice Slips Into Revenge
Sami Saeed
| 08.05.2026
Underground Water Market: What Is the Relationship Between Fuel Stations and the Water Tanker Market?
Ranine Awwad
| 08.05.2026
Why Does Hezbollah Continue Its “Intervention” in Syria?
Ammar Mamoun
| 06.05.2026
“Cancer Doesn’t Wait for a Ceasefire”: Keytruda as a Treatment for the Wealthy in Wartime
Hala Nasreddine
| 27.04.2026
The ‘Christopani Mountains’: Fabricating the Geography of South Lebanon as a Weapon of War
Ranine Awwad
| 23.04.2026
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Relationships & Sexuality
Alaa Rashidi
| 19.05.2020
Enlargement and Enhancement Surgeries: Glorifying Masculinity and Blurring Femininity
It is as if the body is prohibited from attaining its own identity through its own personal experience, and then it also has to seek
Warde Bou Daher
| 10.05.2020
Coronavirus: Will We Survive the Collective Trauma?
People have been discussing the notion that this pandemic might have taught them a lesson in life about appreciating the blessings granted to them. Is
Commemorating the “Camp Speicher Massacre” Committed by ISIS in Iraq
Ayoub Saad - Sattar Shafei
| 11.06.2026
“Syriana” Swimming Pool: Why Syria’s Tourism Ministry Still Clings to Assad-Era Expropriation Decrees
Ammar Mamoun
| 21.05.2026
Kuwait’s War on Citizenship: Women Among the Main Targets
Diana Moukalled
| 12.05.2026
Alawites in Post-Assad Syria: When Justice Slips Into Revenge
Sami Saeed
| 08.05.2026
Enlargement and Enhancement Surgeries: Glorifying Masculinity and Blurring Femininity
Alaa Rashidi
| 19.05.2020
Coronavirus: Will We Survive the Collective Trauma?
Warde Bou Daher
| 10.05.2020
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