Archive for the 'Opinion' Category
Beyrouth, number 1
Par Médéa Azouri HABIB
Cet été, on n’y a pas échappé. La presse mondiale a encensé le Liban.
Nous avons été classés première destination touristique de l’année par le New York Times.
Paris-Match a consacré cinq pages (au lieu des quatre usuelles).
CNN a fait un mini-reportage sur la night life libanaise et récemment le New York Times [...]
Filed under: Mediterranean, Opinion, Strictly Lebanese | Leave a Comment
Tags: Beyrouth, L'Orient-Le Jour, Médéa Azouri HABIB, première destination touristique
OTV – Where are you from?
I swear to you - I am striving on keeping an objective point of view in these elections, as I have done in the past three years, and we have a whole written blog on each post that you are free to search and browse to testify my case .
I’m looking at the Elections in Lebanon closely, and [...]
Filed under: Lebanese 2009 Elections, Opinion, Plain Talking | 6 Comments
Tags: OTV, Sami Gemayel, TV
One of the fools here at the Innercircle (speaking on their behalf) have been following the Lebanese elections closely;
“Though, I am forbidden to vote, I nagged at the embassy by a phone call, because the Lebanese Government, has delayed letting Lebanese residing abroad to vote, in order to pitch in our ideals for a Lebanon as a beacon. But [...]
Filed under: Lebanese 2009 Elections, Lebanese Blogosphere, Lebanese Expatriates, Opinion | Leave a Comment
Tags: Catholics, Christians, Lebanese Elections, Maronites, Orthodox
Opinion: La Francophonie porte en elle un message essentiel de diversité, un moyen d’exprimer et de célébrer la richesse des cultures humaines.
La Francophonie est, pour nous tous, une maniére de dire que l’universalité culturelle n’est pas la banalisation. C’est aussi une incitation pour une cooperation plus approfondie avec d’autres communautés partout dans le monde – [...]
Filed under: Arab world, Francophonie, Opinion | Leave a Comment
Tags: Francophonie en Egypt
With the recent release of the four generals, the international tribunal in the Netherlands was left with no suspects in custody, after a four-year U.N. investigation. The tribunal’s decision — after prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to justify detention. Who do you think, as an observer, ordered the killing of our ex-Prime Minister Rafik Hariri [...]
Filed under: Opinion | 1 Comment
Tags: Hariri, murder, Poll, TSL
United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton made a surprise visit to Lebanon to encourage fair elections and free from foreign interference. Namely, Syria, the U.S., Iran and Israel. The violent four.
One opinion in view of this news, is that the United States has interest in keeping an eye on Lebanon, for nothing other, than [...]
Filed under: Lebanese 2009 Elections, Opinion | 2 Comments
Tags: Hillary Clinton
Contrary to conventional wisdom, a viable roadmap for disarming Hizbullah through domestic peace-building exists within Lebanon itself.
Beyrouth-based political analyst Nicholas Noe writes in a new report published by The Century Foundation. Such a course should be pursued vigorously by the Obama administration, Noe argues in his paper “Re-Imagining the Lebanon Track: Toward a New U.S. Policy.” Noe, [...]
Filed under: American Culture, Opinion, Peace in the Middle East, Strictly Lebanese | Leave a Comment
Tags: American Middle East Policy, Hezbollah, Nicholas Noe
