PeaceMedia

A fundamentally different approach is needed to transform negative and precarious stability in Lebanon into positive and resilient peace.

An NGO in Lebanon helps Syrian refugee children catch up on lessons they had to abandon when they fled their hometowns.

Connect for Peace event lights up the city center of Beirut, Lebanon. Strangers - men, women, youth, children - all take a moment to connect to each other with bungee cords and to feel the invisible connections between us all, to start paving the way for peace with the light that is within us all.

This documentary offers an insight into Lebanon's creative culture and how it has helped to overcome instability.

First day of the Colloquium: Violence and the trivialisation of poverty Interviews of Thomas Mayes (United Kingdom), Sean Dunne (Ireland), and Ronald Schexnayder Second day of the Colloquium: Peace and mutual recognition. Interviews of Colm O Cuanachaín (Amnesty International) and Lala Arabian (Lebanon)

After nearly a half century of civil war and foreign occupation, divisiveness in politics and religion has come to define much of what is Lebanon.

A teen in Nahr al-Bared refugee camp works for his mother's medication.

Peace-making Under the United Nations Flag: Reflections on a Quarter Century of Mediation

A Guardian News interactive timeline exploring key events in the path of protest through the Middle East.

The three personal stories featured in Veiled Voices give insight into how Muslim women are increasingly willing to challenge the status quo from within their religion, promoting Islam as a powerful force for positive transformation in the world.