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Liban TROC Acts of kindness: Lebanon’s “new currency”

Everyday wonderful acts of kindness are being displayed on Liban Troc, a site launched in December 2019. It is a testament to...

Is the government the enemy of the people?

In describing the need for an American Bill of Rights, George Mason Professor Walter Williams once wrote, “The Bill of Rights should...

Is it true that in Lebanese Constitution the words president, minister and parliament are mentioned more than 260 times, whereas the word citizen is mentioned only ONCE?

A Bill of Rights is a grouping of rights that citizens assemble and render constitutional in order to serve as a counterbalance...

Princess Tania de Bourbon in Lebanon

Interviewed by: Patricia Bitar Cherfan, Editor-in-Chief Photo by: Masha Romanovskaya, Time City Magazine Princess Tania de Bourbon Parme is a designer, international...

A Loving Case by a Young Lebanese

I spent the first decade and a half of my life on the move — rather typical of a Lebanese expat. Born...

Vea: Taking Hold of The Upcycling Market

Thousands of tons of rubber from the inner tubes of tires are burned each year, causing toxic gases that pollute fresh air....