Host governments have set return targets measured in the hundreds of thousands. But the return data, the legal data and the conditions inside Syria point to a much less straightforward reality.
Lebanon’s failing electricity system places an unequal burden on households, as wealthier families use solar and backup power to escape shortages while poorer households consume less electricity and leave more of their basic energy needs unmet.
Lebanon's education system faces mounting uncertainty as exam cancellations, declining public-school enrollment, and missing government spending data make it increasingly difficult to assess whether education reforms are delivering real results.
