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Six more months of war

A souk in Nabatiyeh, south Lebanon on July 29, 2026 that was bombed by Israel during the war. (Nicholas Frakes)

When news broke of six rockets being launched from south Lebanon into northern Israel, everyone knew the Israeli response would...

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Adonis brings the Roman Amphitheater to life

Adonis performs in Zouk Mikael on Aug. 28, 2026. (Rayanne Tawil)

The August heat had already tested everyone’s patience by 10 p.m. The doors to Zouk Mikael’s Roman Amphitheater had opened at 7 p.m., with Adonis scheduled to take the stage...

3 days ago

In photos: Lebanon commemorates Beirut Port explosion

Commemorators carry a Lebanese flag as they walk to Beirut Port on Aug. 4, 2026. (Nicholas Frakes)

On Aug. 4, 2020, a massive explosion ripped through the Lebanese capital, Beirut, devastating the city and killing over 220 and injuring ove...

a month ago

Oh South, speak to me

Women view a replica of a traditional southern Lebanese kitchen at Beit Beirut as part of an exhibition dedicated to preserving the memories, daily life, and cultural traditions of communities from southern Lebanon. The exhibition features...

2 months ago

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  • Nicholas Frakes

    I am a journalist and photojournalist based in Lebanon covering the region.

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    Freelance journalist | Documentary photographer & videographer | Based in Beirut | Writing mostly about the Middle East.

  • Rayanne Tawil

    Architect & culture journalist. I write about design, memory and the ways places tell stories — whether through a building, a street, or a craft on the verge of disappearing

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