Women Protesters in Lebanon Seek More than New Laws
Women protesters in Lebanon are not only campaigning for better laws, they are also pushing for the abolition of the present confessional system. Leaders of the Arab world sho…
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Author: Martin Jay
Enemies No More? How the US is Rendered Irrelevant in the Middle East
Foes talking to one another in the Middle East exemplifies the law of unintended consequences for Washington, but dialogue is proving fruitful. Yet Assad remains the Gaddafi f…
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Lebanon’s Problems Boil Down to Just One Man: Gebran Bassil
In many ways, progress in Lebanon will be measured by how quickly those who profiteered from off-the-scale corruption can be removed. If the rumors are true that the President…
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A Tale of Two Cities: The Demise of Media in Lebanon and Morocco
Propaganda from state institutions is being scrapped, and journalism, both local and international, is hitting all-time lows. Many might argue this is actually what has caused…
Read MoreTime to Tax the Rich? — What Hariri’s Lebanon Reform Plan Needs to Avert Total Anarchy
Are the Lebanese in the throes of a revolution or having a huge party? Theatrics play a big role in this new Arab Spring in the making. And there is no one who’s a bigger bluf…
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Hezbollah and Israel’s Tit-for-Tat in Lebanon Crosses Red Lines but No Panic
Recent attacks between the two regional foes have given analysts a lot to mull over, but their recent exchange guarantees that there will be no war.
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