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Lebanon's Financial Crash Explored in 'Lebanon Heist' Podcast

'The Lebanon Heist' podcast by Kerning Cultures will explore how millions of Lebanese citizens were robbed of their life savings by political elite.

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Kerning Cultures to launch documentary series on Lebanon's financial collapse

LONDON: Dubai-based podcast company Kerning Cultures Network announced on Tuesday the production of “The Lebanon Heist,” a new original documentary series about the country’s financial crisis. The production is a six-part podcast that investigates the root causes of Lebanon’s financial crisis, which has resulted in the loss of life savings for millions of Lebanese people.

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Studio Kunukku: Beirut workshop hopes to revive Syrian craft of woodblock printing

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Inside a rundown building at the heart of Beirut in Lebanon, young Syrian men are hard at work pounding a piece of white cloth with a hand-crafted stamp dipped in mahogany and deep brown.
They are among the last artisans to master
the old Syrian craft of woodblock printing.
“When you come across a block-printed piece, there is something about it in your memory, you feel like you’ve seen it before,” says Ward El Khalaf, 26, a Syrian designer at the recently launched Studio Kunukku.
The project underlines Lebanon’s important role in preserving Syrian heritage, despite the country’s serious

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Saving Lebanon's streets: the engineer with a sustainable fix

to replace stolen metal manhole covers on Lebanon’s streets with new, more sustainable ones.
Using recycled single-use plastic, the industrial and environmental engineer applies a technique known as extrusion to melt the raw material and form it into the required shape. In this case, Mr Abi Chaker repurposes plastic waste to make drain covers to replace stolen ones.
Where other people see rubbish, he sees opportunity.
“I’m an industrial engineer, so my job is to find resources for manufacturing,” Mr Abi Chaker told
The National. “But I’m also an environmental engineer, so I find these resources among discarded, recyclable material.”

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Lebanon's electricity sector teeters on the brink of collapse

Lebanon’s electricity sector teeters on the brink of collapse
Power cuts increase as country’s financial crisis hits fuel imports and payments to power plants
Protesters block a road with burning tyres, during a demonstration against power cuts in Beirut, Lebanon. EPA
A demonstrator stands silhouetted between burning tyres, during a protest against power cuts in Beirut, Lebanon. EPA
A protester leaps over burning tyres, during a protest against power cuts in Beirut, Lebanon. EPA
A demonstrator against power cuts stands in front burning tyres in Beirut, Lebanon. EPA
It is estimated that half of Lebanon's population of seven million people live below the poverty line. EPA

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Beyond the Headlines: Will Azerbaijan's victory in Nagorno-Karabakh lead to lasting peace?

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On December 10, Azerbaijan held a triumphant military parade in its capital, Baku. Two and a half months after the start of a conflict over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region in the west of the country, Azerbaijan had won a victory against the local ethnic Armenian forces, and their supporters in Yerevan. The Azerbaijan flag hung from balconies and shop windows, alongside that of the country’s principal ally, Turkey.
On this week's Beyond the Headlines, Finbar Anderson looks at Azerbaijan’s apparently decisive victory in Nagorno-Karabakh, and the prospects for peace in a region that has experienced decades of conflict.

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Beyond the Headlines: Will Azerbaijan's victory in Nagorno-Karabakh lead to lasting peace?

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On December 10, Azerbaijan held a triumphant military parade in its capital, Baku. Two and a half months after the start of a conflict over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region in the west of the country, Azerbaijan had won a victory against the local ethnic Armenian forces, and their supporters in Yerevan. The Azerbaijan flag hung from balconies and shop windows, alongside that of the country’s principal ally, Turkey.
On this week's Beyond the Headlines, Finbar Anderson looks at Azerbaijan’s apparently decisive victory in Nagorno-Karabakh, and the prospects for peace in a region that has experienced decades of conflict.

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