Sabine Saade

Sabine Saade is a freelance journalist and works in a business advisory house. She holds an MSc from LSE in Conflict Studies. Find her on twitter @sabinesaadeh.

A startup fever with a Middle Eastern twist

Young Arab entrepreneurs throughout the Middle Eastern region (the "youth bulge") are collaborating to revitalize their local economies and attracting international investment.

By Sabine Saade

/ 12 Apr 2014

A startup fever with a Middle Eastern twist

Young Arab entrepreneurs throughout the Middle Eastern region (the "youth bulge") are collaborating to revitalize their local economies and attracting international investment.

By Sabine Saade

/ 12 Apr 2014

Lebanon's shot at utopia

Understanding the shortcomings of Lebanon in the race for Mediterranean oil wealth. Just like Brazil, bad timing might cut the country’s dreams short.

By Sabine Saade

/ 27 Jan 2014

Lebanon's shot at utopia

Understanding the shortcomings of Lebanon in the race for Mediterranean oil wealth. Just like Brazil, bad timing might cut the country’s dreams short.

By Sabine Saade

/ 27 Jan 2014

A shot at utopia: assessing Lebanon's challenges in the race for Mediterranean oil wealth

Lebanon's plans to harnass the vast oil and gas reserves off its shores already reveal familiar echoes of past internal divisions and external conflicts. But is this finally a chance for Lebanon to remake its future?

By Sabine Saade

/ 27 Feb 2013