Things I learned from my daughters, a central bank investigation, and a box of watermelon gum
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Today, "the third story" means something bigger and more difficult. It means insisting that there is an "outside" that already exists: a place where conversation is possible while division itself makes it almost impossible to talk about anything.
"Producing journalism isn't enough if we don't distribute it." – Alia Ibrahim, co-founder and executive director of the Lebanese independent media Daraj, reveals the generational key to telling stories in transition times, on the occasion of World News Day 2026. By Alia Ibrahim, co-founder and executive director of Daraj.com During a couple of years of...
Things I learned from my daughters, a central bank investigation, and a box of watermelon gum
By Alia Ebrahim, Co-founder and CEO Daraj.com For a couple of months in 2020, my dining-room table was covered by a huge map detailing the companies connected to Lebanon’s central bank governor, Riad Salameh. We had been investigating him for months, and by then it was clear to us that he owned at least two […]
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