Rising Tides, Diminishing Hope: The Struggle for Survival in Akkar, Lebanon

By Sarah Easter and Ryan Bergeron October 30, 2026 In the northern reaches of Lebanon, the Akkar region serves as a vital artery of farmland, river systems, and fishing communities.…

A Critical Juncture for Free Speech: Lebanon’s Media Law Under Scrutiny

BEIRUT – After sixteen years of arduous legislative deliberation, Lebanon’s media landscape sits at a precarious crossroads. While the passage of a new media law on August 11, 2026, was…

Escalation in Southern Lebanon: Prime Minister Nawaf Salam Condemns Deadly Israeli Airstrikes Amid Rising Civilian Toll

BEIRUT — In a weekend marked by bloodshed and a sharp deterioration of regional stability, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam issued a blistering condemnation of the Israeli military’s latest aerial…

Echoes of Conflict: The Human Toll of the Humanitarian Crisis in Lebanon

By CARE Staff | July 28, 2026 The humanitarian landscape in Lebanon has shifted from a state of recurring instability to a profound, systemic crisis. As of late July 2026,…

A Fragile Survival: Inside the Humanitarian Emergency Gripping Lebanon

By CARE Staff | June 12, 2026 As the regional crisis in the Middle East deepens, Lebanon has found itself at the epicenter of a compounding humanitarian catastrophe. With displacement…