UNHRC54 Written Statement: Finding a way forward for Lebanon
Four years after Lebanon’s historic economic collapse, its political elites, who are experts at surviving, are pushing for a recovery that would avoid the strict
Four years after Lebanon’s historic economic collapse, its political elites, who are experts at surviving, are pushing for a recovery that would avoid the strict
A walk along Armenia street If one travels to Beirut and goes out at night it is very likely you will end up in Armenia
This is a working group focused on discussing latest developments in Lebanon and potential solutions for the future. It takes place on Tuesday 29th November
After a decade of negotiations Lebanon and Israel have finally signed their maritime demarcation deal. Historically, the two countries have been at odds with each
One challenge after the other, this is what the Lebanese daily lives look like as the country is going through a severe economic crisis and
Lebanon is currently going through food insecurity, shortages of electricity or political unrest. Crippled economically and politically, there is no end to Lebanon’s problems. Lebanon’s
NCF CONFERENCE: This meeting, which will discuss the recent crises in Lebanon, is part of the Next Century Foundation’s Healing the Nations conference. It takes
By Jaafar El-Ahmar Lebanon’s parliamentary elections are one stop on a multi-step political path, and although they are not a focal station, as some would
Lebanon has had no fully functioning government for 396 days. Now, there is a new government led by Prime Minister Najib Mikati (pictured above), created
In response to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which aim to provide justice to all, the Next Century Foundation submitted the following statement on