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01 Mar / 26

Tyre and Alexander: The Seven-Month Siege

Introduction In this meticulously researched study, Dr. Ziad Jalbout confronts one of the most dramatic and morally charged episodes of...

23 Feb / 26

Kibbeh From Biblical Lamb to Modern Conflict Resolution

By Simon Yammine Food has always been more than just something to munch on. It’s tangled up in our stories,...

15 Feb / 26

He Once Came for the Food, Today He Returns for the Stories: Anthony Rahayel in Halifax Again

By Simon Yammine Imagine this. A vibrant storyteller, a dental surgeon turned global chronicler of Lebanese soul, steps back into...

10 Feb / 26

Federalism Under Fire: How Three Colonies Became Canada

Between 1864 and 1867, British North America did not glide into a neat constitutional arrangement. It stumbled, argued, bargained, panicked,...

03 Feb / 26

Canada Before Canada: How British North America Reached the Federal Bargain of 1864

Canada Before Canada: How British North America Reached the Federal Bargain of 1864 On July 1, 1867, Britain united three...

01 Feb / 26

Antoine Sebaalani: Education, Devotion, and the Price of Integrity in Lebanon

Why This Story Must Be Told Lebanon has produced many brilliant minds, eloquent poets, and prolific writers. What it has...

25 Jan / 26

Rivals for Power: Ottawa and the Provinces Federalism, Conflict, and the Unfinished Architecture of Canada

Canada is often described as a quiet country, stable, moderate, and compromise-driven. Yet beneath this calm surface lies one of...

14 Jan / 26

Can You Imagine A Life Without Smartphones?

Imagine the hollow ache of waking to a world stripped of your smartphone. No sleek device buzzing with notifications, no...

04 Jan / 26

New Year: How Civilizations Learned to Begin Again

Every year, at precisely midnight, humanity performs the same ritual. We stare at clocks, count backward in unison, shout when...

30 Dec / 25

A Season of Light, Faith, and Unity

Every December, as lights glow in windows and churches fill with hymns, a familiar question quietly returns: Why do Christians...

17 Dec / 25

Leading the World: From the Biggest Bomb to Artificial Intelligence

At the end of the Second World War, global leadership was defined by a single, terrifying reality: only one country...

17 Dec / 25

The Anxious Lebanese Nation and the Re-Emergence of Syria

Lebanon’s recurring anxiety about its identity and survival does not require external warnings to resurface. As argued by Hicham ‘Alaiywan...

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