Twenty-two Lebanese ceramic artists came together to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of AFEL (The Lebanese Child Home Association), transforming creativity into a charitable initiative that supports vulnerable children.
A wide-ranging cultural program brings together exhibitions, film, publishing, and global collaborations across Sharjah and beyond.
From ancient Greece to the Arab Renaissance, a reflection on whether philosophy can still answer humanity's biggest questions in an age dominated by science, ideology, and technological change.
A 26-year-old Korean woman who grew up in the Middle East shares her emotional connection to Lebanon, describing it as a second home shaped by memories, resilience, and a deep sense of belonging beyond nationality.
In a candid interview, the Lebanese comedian reflects on the evolution of Arabic stand-up, the responsibility of satire in times of crisis, and the future he still sees for Lebanon.
