Lebanese History

Uncover the tumultuous tapestry of Lebanese history, where ancient civilizations, colonial legacies, and modern conflicts intertwine in a saga of resilience and transformation.

A Cedar-Heeled Symphony: Lebanon's Bold Entry at the 1948 Winter Olympics

Martin Sparks

Lebanon's audacious debut in the Winter Olympics of 1948 in the snowy paradise of St. Moritz marked a defining moment of cultural expression and resilience as it became one of the first Middle-Eastern countries to compete on this frosty global stage.

The Enigmatic Life and Legacy of Riad Taha

Martin Sparks

Riad Taha's influential role in Lebanese journalism championed press freedom and integrity amidst political turmoil, leaving a lasting legacy in the Arab media landscape.