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Executive Magazine offers in-depth and forward thinking analysis, solid reporting and punchy opinion on Lebanese and Middle Eastern economics, finance and policy as well as regular industry surveys, regional market data, global economic trends and the latest in science, technology and the arts.

Photos from Executive Magazine's post 11/05/2026

Among the 6 polities covered in this Special Report on the economic reverberations of war, Syria is a bit of an outlier. Its economic “before and after” story doesn’t begin with the Gaza war in 2023, but with the overthrow of the Assad regime at the end of 2024. How has Syria been reshaping itself since then, and how are ongoing security obstacles impacting economic growth and investor confidence? Read more on the economic outlook of Lebanon’s primary border neighbor. http://bit.ly/4e7q6Oh

This analysis was written as part of a Special Report on the repercussions of war across six polities from October 7th, 2023-December 2025.

Photos from Executive Magazine's post 08/05/2026

With global military spending on the rise and multiple conflicts impacting the economies of both the region and the world, Thomas Schellen asks a simple question: Does war pay? Read more about who wins when war is, according to Pope Leo, “in vogue,” and why peace is still an economic good worth fighting for—though perhaps not with weapons. https://bit.ly/4eMl7CO

This analysis was written as part of a Special Report on the repercussions of war across six polities from October 7th, 2023-December 2025.

Photos from Executive Magazine's post 08/05/2026

In our interview with Paul Salem, we asked about the real recovery needs for Lebanon, as well as the economic opportunity costs of failing to integrate as a region. Read Salem’s thoughts on the benefits and risks of the direct talks that began in Naqoura and the Abraham Accords, and what we can learn on these topics by looking at other Arab economies. https://bit.ly/4sVypR9

04/05/2026

We're sitting down with the Honorable Melissa Parke, a former Australian Minister for International Development, former UN lawyer, and Executive Director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN). Melissa’s human rights work has taken her from Australia to Gaza, Beirut and Yemen; her commitment to abolishment of the most deadly and destructive weapons in human history is global.



Melissa Parke will answer urgent questions with profound implications for Lebanon, the region and the world regarding the role of international organizations and international law in a new regional order.



The livestream will include a Q&A session answering questions pre-submitted by audience members via the registration form.



Register now through our link: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_i05zu1zYToKGmuCbE__erA?fbclid=IwY2xjawRlb55leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFUWkVWcElueG84Z1RmMDBGc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHihdUFrmz_SUVwwAb51Pb7STX_E8wvIvdWESFAwEPPNRsoEsua0hf3noFK0w_aem_EL356X1V1QXcQ53KTwhRVw #/registration

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