AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArabic in the Spotlight: Abdul El-Sayed’s “JD, habibi” victory-speech quip has sparked celebrations and memes across the Arab world, bringing a familiar term of affection into US political talk. Music and Learning: AUB and Anghami are putting students to work on a real business challenge: how to connect with Gen Z listeners across the region. Displacement and Remembrance: A proposal to set aside public land for a cemetery for people from devastated southern villages reflects the painful uncertainty facing displaced families and their dead. Comedy and Gender: Lebanese comedian Nataly Aukar draws on her upbringing, war-refugee experience and women’s rights activism in jokes about life in a country where women have fewer legal rights. Mountain History: A look at Mount Lebanon’s 19th-century peasant revolts traces how commoners challenged hereditary lords and the old social order. Hopes of Return: Displaced Christian families from Alma al-Chaab hope to tend their olive groves, though security restrictions and limited supplies still stand in the way.
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