May 31, 2026
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Lebanon: Highest IQ Lowest Happiness Rate

The good news is that Lebanon tops the list of Arab countries with the highest IQ in 2025, with a score of 99.39 and placing 37th globally According to the International IQ Test Study. This figure is more than just a statistic—it stands as proof of a people are blessed with analytical thinking, logic, and […]

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Central Bank Appointment

A month after securing a vote of confidence, Prime Minister Nawwaf Salam’s government appointed Karim Souaid as Governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon. Souaid, backed by President Joseph Aoun, secured the position with the support of 17 ministers. However, during a conference following the appointment, Salam stated that Souaid was not his preferred candidate, […]

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President Aoun To Paris

President Joseph Aoun departed Beirut on Friday morning, accompanied by Foreign Minister youssef rajji, for a swift working visit to Paris. During his stay, he will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace for discussions on key issues concerning both countries and explore ways in which France can assist Lebanon in restoring […]

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Lebanon and IMF Discuss New Agreement to Solve Economic Crisis

Lebanon’s Ministry of Finance announced that a new agreement will be made between Lebanon and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help solve the country’s economic crisis. IMF Calls for Financial Reform Plan The head of the IMF mission, Ernesto Ramirez Rigo, met with Lebanon’s President and said the country needs a clear financial reform […]

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Lebanese First Lady In New York

Neemat Aoun, Lebanon’s First Lady and the head of the National Commission for Lebanese Women’s Affairs, has been a passionate advocate for women’s rights and gender equality. Till now she spearheaded efforts to help women navigate challenges, particularly during tough times, and has consistently sought innovative ways to empower them across various sectors. Her dedication […]

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A City of Resilience And Beauty

let me introduce you to Beirut, its more just a city, more than a pretty face; it’s a feeling. It holds the laughter of our childhood, the echoes of family gatherings, and the dreams we chased down its streets. A place where sunsets feel like a warm ending, and every corner carries a memory waiting […]

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The Economics Of Traffic: A Silent Force

Imagine spending an hour every day stuck in your car or squeezed into a packed bus during rush hour, both on your way to and from work. It may feel like a normal part of life, but it actually takes a toll on your well-being. Traffic isn’t just an annoyance—it slowly takes away your time, […]

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