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Cyclists from lawyers in crisp suits to mums with kids take on Lebanon's maddening traffic in the collapsing country. 24 Jun 2021 Farah-Silvana Kanaan
FarahSilvana Kanaan on Twitter "Tijdens de revolutie in 2019 werd het zielloze ‘Downtown
As per tradition, your upstairs neighbour has decided to renovate their entire house, at 7 am on a Saturday — that very moment you were having a rare uncomplicated dream on. one of the few days you.
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Farah-Silvana Kanaan. Farah was born and raised in The Netherlands to a Lebanese father and an Italian mother. Having become formally fluent in film in Bologna, she majored in Media & Cultural studies at the University of Amsterdam. After honing her skills as a journalist at The Daily Star Lebanon, Dutch radio and Belgian television, her.
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(Credit: Farah Silvana-Kanaan/L'Orient Today) This might seem like a story about how two Lebanese expats in Amsterdam created a small empire of saj. But it's so much more than that. It's a love story of fate and tenacity, but most of all, it's about following your dream, even if that dream starts out of the trunk of a car..
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Farah-Silvana Kanaan "Even if it's just a bone, we want them, just to honor them and bury them." You'll never be able to look at the sea, or anywhere else in Lebanon, the same way after watching The Soil and the Sea (Lebanon/UK, 73min. 2023), a documentary that ruminates on unmarked Lebanese Civil War-era (1975-1990) mass graves.
A sizable slice of Byblos’ past lives L'Orient Today
Farah-Silvana Kanaan. 28 October, 2021. The anti-Arab sentiment is still persistent in Italian politics & society, but a new literary and cultural magazine aims to challenge these damaging stereotypes and orientalist framing by focusing on the everyday lives of those in the Arab world.
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Farah-Silvana Kanaan 25 March, 2021 The degrading comments against Dr Sandrine Atallah on television opened up a wider conversation about the harmful social norms and intrinsic sexism that exists in Lebanese society, writes Farah-Silvana Kanaan. ShareFlipboardRedditWhatsAppXFacebook
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By Farah Silvana-Kanaan in Beirut 21 July 2020 10:30 BST | Last update: 3 years 5 months ago Set on the corner at the intersection of the upscale residential Verdun neighbourhood, Beirut's.
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Reporter, storyteller, and music enthusiast Farah-Silvana Kanaan shares some of her go-to songs, including George Michael and Amy Winehouse.
‘Simplicity and solidarity’ An Italian feast in Lebanon reveals the shared fundamentals of the
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February 24, 2023 Author: IPS Washington To commemorate 75 years of the Nakba, the Institute for Palestine Studies-USA is organizing a writing workshop that centers Nakba stories told by descendants of its survivors. This workshop is co-sponsored by the United Palestinian Appeal and the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University.
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Lebanon has always been fiercely fashion-forward, on catwalks and sidewalks, red carpets and pop culture. From silky sherwals to a young Haifa in popping pastels, who's documenting our sartorial sagas? Farah Silvana Kanaan writes:
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Today marks 75 years since the Nakba — catastrophe in Arabic — began. Thousands of Palestinians were massacred by Zionist militias, hundreds of their villages were razed to the ground and about…
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Farah-Silvana Kanaan Verified Freelance Journalist, Freelance Correspondent, Bureau Buitenland Writer, L'Orient Today Amsterdam, Beirut Business and Finance, Middle East, Politics