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24/06/2026

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○ ​William Saliba (France): Born in France to a Lebanese father and a Cameroonian mother, the elite Arsenal center-back ...
20/06/2026

○ ​William Saliba (France): Born in France to a Lebanese father and a Cameroonian mother, the elite Arsenal center-back is putting on a defensive masterclass. Known for his flawless composure and precise tackling, he anchors the backline for Les Bleus, shutting down the world's best attackers with absolute ease.

○ ​Nathan Saliba (Canada): Born in Canada and tracing his Lebanese descent through his parents, the breakout Anderlecht midfielder is taking the tournament by storm. Stepping up seamlessly in the midfield, his technical brilliant play—including a stunning free-kick goal in Canada's historic group-stage win—has made him one of the most exciting young talents to watch.

Global eyes are locked on Cape Verde’s veteran goalkeeper Vozinha, who went viral after a heroic, 7-save performance to ...
16/06/2026

Global eyes are locked on Cape Verde’s veteran goalkeeper Vozinha, who went viral after a heroic, 7-save performance to secure a historic 0-0 draw against Spain in their first-ever World Cup appearance.

​Eagle-eyed fans noticed he was rocking gear by Capelli Sport—the high-performance brand founded by Lebanese-American entrepreneur George Altirs.

Capelli recently signed a landmark partnership to outfit Cape Verde for their historic debut, and now, thanks to Vozinha’s emotional viral moment, the brand's proud Lebanese roots are shining brighter than ever on football's biggest stage!

​Proud to see Lebanese success making waves globally.

A truly historic moment for the global Lebanese diaspora! Two of the world’s most iconic superstars took center stage at...
12/06/2026

A truly historic moment for the global Lebanese diaspora! Two of the world’s most iconic superstars took center stage at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City to officially kick off the FIFA World Cup 2026.

​From Salma Hayek’s passionate opening welcome as a tournament ambassador to Shakira headlining the musical show with the first-ever live performance of the official anthem "Dai Dai," Lebanese heritage shined bright on the biggest sports stage on Earth.

Fly Beirut is an upcoming low-cost carrier subsidiary of Lebanon's flag carrier, Middle East Airlines (MEA). The budget ...
10/06/2026

Fly Beirut is an upcoming low-cost carrier subsidiary of Lebanon's flag carrier, Middle East Airlines (MEA). The budget airline is officially scheduled to launch in June 2027 to provide more affordable regional and European travel options.

There’s a reason ancient civilizations called this land "White"—a nod to the snow-capped peaks that dominate our horizon...
07/06/2026

There’s a reason ancient civilizations called this land "White"—a nod to the snow-capped peaks that dominate our horizon.

Lebanon is recognized as the 9th most mountainous country in the world, with over 80% (approx. 81.1%) of its land area covered by mountains, according to World Atlas.

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05/06/2026

In an exclusive interview with , Lebanese President Joseph Aoun tells his message to the IRGC and Iran.

The Ministry of Public Works and Transport has officially announced the launch of the Development and Operation Project ...
03/06/2026

The Ministry of Public Works and Transport has officially announced the launch of the Development and Operation Project for the René Mouawad Airport in Qlayaat. This landmark event is scheduled for this coming Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 11:00 AM, taking place directly on-site at the airport in Akkar, North Lebanon.

Maritime operator Abou Merhi and Cedar Waves confirmed that the first sailing is now scheduled for June 19. The ferry wi...
03/06/2026

Maritime operator Abou Merhi and Cedar Waves confirmed that the first sailing is now scheduled for June 19. The ferry will be able to carry 350 passengers.

02/06/2026

The msabbaha at Al-Soussi, Beirut (since 1890). Basically hummus before blenders existed: whole cooked chickpeas, tahini, lemon, olive oil, and olive oil - all mashed by hand in the serving plate by the same man doing it for decades.

In 2013, CNN named this place the world's best breakfast.

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