Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz open, but retained tight control over ship transit while the U.S. maintained its blockade, leaving access uncertain amid fragile ceasefire dynamics and ongoing nuclear tensions.
The Strait of Hormuz reopened to commercial shipping under a Lebanon-linked ceasefire, but the U.S. maintains its naval blockade on Iran as uncertainty persists over a broader deal.
A young Algerian artist reimagines Saint Augustine and transforms a private artistic gesture into a rare dialogue between Islam, Christianity, and a shared human memory.
From therapeutic reading to private journaling, experts show how literature and writing offer structure, meaning, and emotional refuge amid crisis and uncertainty.
From Jon Kabat-Zinn’s pioneering work to modern-day Beirut, mindfulness practices are helping people manage stress, chronic pain, and life under uncertainty through simple, science-backed techniques.
As daily explosions and relentless news cycles shape reality, mental health experts warn of rising anxiety, insomnia, and burnout—while stigma continues to delay essential psychological care across affected communities.
A closer look at how PTSD develops gradually after trauma, its common signs across ages, and why children often express distress through behavior rather than words.
A young Algerian artist reimagines Saint Augustine and transforms a private artistic gesture into a rare dialogue between Islam, Christianity, and a shared human memory.
A historical overview of Lebanon’s shifting political order, from post-independence stability to periods of foreign influence and internal fragmentation, culminating in a present marked by regional upheaval and an undefined new phase.
Clinical psychologist Robert Rizk explains how compulsive news scrolling during crises can blur truth perception, fuel anxiety, and strain the brain—turning information seeking into a cycle of stress that calls for healthier digital boundaries.
A new national report reveals tens of thousands of homes damaged across Lebanon amid rapidly intensifying conflict, raising urgent questions over reconstruction, funding, and the country’s economic future.
Despite power cuts, internet challenges, and limited funding, Lebanese gamers are turning obstacles into opportunity—building a fast-growing esports ecosystem now stepping onto the international stage.
Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz open, but retained tight control over ship transit while the U.S. maintained its blockade, leaving access uncertain amid fragile ceasefire dynamics and ongoing nuclear tensions.
The Strait of Hormuz reopened to commercial shipping under a Lebanon-linked ceasefire, but the U.S. maintains its naval blockade on Iran as uncertainty persists over a broader deal.
The collapse of a proposed presidential phone call reshapes internal Lebanese politics and intensifies discussion over negotiations with Israel and the future of armed power in the country.
A historical overview of Lebanon’s shifting political order, from post-independence stability to periods of foreign influence and internal fragmentation, culminating in a present marked by regional upheaval and an undefined new phase.
A young Algerian artist reimagines Saint Augustine and transforms a private artistic gesture into a rare dialogue between Islam, Christianity, and a shared human memory.
Art and color expression in psychology reveal inner emotions, support therapy, and help specialists understand and guide patients without relying on words.
From autism and visual impairment to hearing disabilities, art is emerging as a powerful therapeutic tool that reveals abilities, builds confidence, and transforms lives through creative expression.
Exploring how art therapy, creativity, and emotional expression help individuals cope with war, stress, and psychological trauma through visual arts, writing, music, and theater.
Despite power cuts, internet challenges, and limited funding, Lebanese gamers are turning obstacles into opportunity—building a fast-growing esports ecosystem now stepping onto the international stage.
