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	Culture Lebanon wines bring villages back to life and emigrants home Lured by Lebanon’s winemaking potential and nostalgia for his homeland, Maher Harb left a Paris consultancy job in 2010 and dug vines into the soil of family land unused since the country’s civil war. (Photo: Reuter ...		Culture The Widows Sanctuary in Lebanon The story of a refuge that is reserved purely for widows who are unable to support themselves financially.

	Culture Oscar Niemeyers Unfinished Architecture in Lebanon May Become a UNESCO World Heritage Site The unfinished Tripoli International Fair, designed by Oscar Niemeyer for the Lebanese capital, could become a UNESCOs World Heritage Site. Conceived in the 1960s at the request of the then President Fouad Chéhab, t ...		Politics Lebanon’s GDP growth forecast revised downward Lebanon’s GDP growth projection has been revised downward from 2.5 percent to less than 1.4 percent in 2018, as the country struggles to cope with a sluggish economy and the absence of a government that is needed to ...

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Lebanon elections: Voting with a disability
Author and teacher Jinan has defied all obstacles in Lebanon, where disability largely remains a taboo subject.

Jinan has been protesting for better accessibility at polling stations in Lebanons 2018 General Election.

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Crossing Divides: Lebanons civil war veterans fight for peace
In Lebanon, a group of ex-fighters from opposing sides in the countrys deadly civil war is trying to foster a peaceful future.