The Daily Beast
New Statesman
Confessions of a Kipper – is our monetary plight in part, our own fault?
I’m sticking with you – observations on love
Plumbers: the new City slickers?
Profile – Douglas Tompkins, from fashion to ecology, a one man mission to save the rainforest
David Cameron and wind turbines
Profile – Lawrence Anthony, the man with an Iraqi zoo on his rescue list
Profile – Elisabeth Pisani, an epidemiologist who knows the business of AIDS
Profile – Ben Walters, originated in New Jersey, now made in China. One man’s shoe story
Profile – Joss Garman, he’s young but he’s not dumb. At least Greenpeace don’t think so
Profile – Rory Stewart, so much and so young. Afghanistan, he’s a keeper
The Universe
With all these questions, am I still a Catholic?
The Catholic Herald
The Huffington Post UK
The National
BBC World Service
From our own correspondent: Graffiti in Lebanon
Wall Street Journal
Only in Lebanon…Five unique and weird things to do
Time Out Beirut
2011
Lebanese children’s author and publisher Rania Zaghir talks lack of imagination and ipads
Lebanese Rugby league have high hopes when it comes to the World Cup
Keeping keffiyehs and speeding up the internet
Jade’s advice? Never take yourself seriously
Chef Joe Barza is here to make you fat
Founder of the outrageous B 018 Naji Gebran gets nervous and hates copycats
Beirut’s pretty polluted and there’s harassment on the streets
British Ambassador Tom Fletcher is learning to watch his tongue – The Hot Seat
2012
The IMF likes Lebanon but we the poor needs more exposure
MP Simon Abiramia likes to get on up to get down – The Hot Seat
A lovely literary trail through Baskinta
Too much litter and bad buildings but not enough blood
Fadi Salameh moves on from McDonald’s. It’s now all about water – The Hot Seat
Can’t get enough of the snow in Laklouk
Is the spicy game of movies going to director Georges Hachem’s head?
Move over hommous, here come the chicken dippers
Dodgy meat while slavery lives
The celebrity hungry Norwegians walking Lebanon – The Hot Seat
Quirky sculptures and a cute cottage in Rachana
Hackers get the government by the short and curlies, but only for a little while
Henry Dakak Jr’s ability to recycle with an antique twist
You can’t censor the NGO March’s Lea Baroudi
A holy corner shop of Mar Chaaya
Wise to laugh in the face of war?
Beirut’s mayor opens up about Die Hard
Olympic funding for Lebanon and Facebook ‘liking’ – not enough
And the ladies gathered for Wedgwood
Music producer Nagi Baz, just like a hitman
Beirut in stitches, one sofa at a time
Hadi Maktabi, a traveling carpet man
Fighting for gay rights in Lebanon
The winding streets of Bourj Hammoud
Cowgirl arguilehs do exist, in Jounieh
Metal, gas masks and flea market finds for two Bourj Hammoud brothers
2013
Waste not want not – First Thursdays at Tawlet
Nation building – The mandate man Patriarch Howayek
For the love of the red, white and green
No dream is too big, even one involving a castle
Civil marriage in Lebanon: a small step into the present?
Now Lebanon
Art in Exile – Iraqi artists in Beirut
Reshaping Letters – memories inspiring art
Digital storytelling and women – Bringing the fairer sex to the fore in the use of social media
Theatre of War – Emeric Lhuisset’s staging of war
Geeks taking over Beirut – they’re everywhere
Artistic collectives spring with hope
Experiments in sound – the Irtijal festival’s 13th addition