AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLebanon in the spotlight: A new children’s book, Lucine and the Doll That Walked to Aleppo, brings Armenian history to young readers with bilingual storytelling (English and Western Armenian) and a focus on memory and resilience. Activism & culture: Protesters blockaded Leonardo UK’s Edinburgh site, targeting arms supply linked to F-35s used in Gaza and alleged attacks on Lebanon and Iran. Sports & community: Lebanon’s beach volleyball duos won zonal medals under FIVB Volleyball Empowerment support, with local coaching and equipment funding backing the next generation. Heritage & history: An illustrated-press look at the 1860 massacres in Mount Lebanon and Damascus shows how refugees reached Beirut and how images shaped public understanding of Lebanese history. Regional pressures felt in Lebanon: Hezbollah denied links to a circulating list accusing people of collaborating with Israel, while Lebanon’s wider instability remains in the news as diplomacy and security talks continue.
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