So apparently the government found a genius way to help people cope with soaring gas prices: don’t lower the price of gas, just give people one less day to drive to work.
Problem solved. Your gas is still expensive, but now you need slightly less of it. 😂 only in Lebanon 🇱🇧
Après 48 h de black-out à #Beyrouth, l’EDL réussit l’exploit de passer de 2 h d’électricité par jour à 30 minutes:
de 6 h à 6 h 30 ce matin
Quel taquin, notre sinistre de l’Énergie!
Incapable de briser la mafia du fioul, ce gouvernement règne sur les ténèbres
Mafia OFF Lights ON
A designer, architect, chef, photographer or entrepreneur doesn’t need 500,000 followers to give a brand cultural value. The person with taste, credibility and an interesting life is far more valuable than the person with reach.
Any Lebanese residing in Lebanon or abroad, has the right, and the duty, to criticize the government and grant it trust or not. The only ones who shouldn't talk too much are the 128 sitting in the Parliament while being paid for blocking every strategy, plan, and reform.
This Syrian old man hid his private library in his home in the city of Damascus since the end of 2011 before escaping to Kuwait out of fear of the Assad regime, where the mere presence of a banned book could lead you to Assad's gulag and death under torture.
Today, the uncle returned to his library and completely removed the wall behind which he had hidden it, revealing valuable books that the Assad regime prohibited possessing and circulating.
Power Outage at Parliament
The Lebanese Parliament session was interrupted by a power outage during the Prime Minister’s speech, in a notable incident during an official session where basic services are expected to be available. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges Lebanon faces in the electricity sector, even within government institutions.