Thérésa Elhage

Correspondent for France | Thérésa Elhage is a dedicated Master's student specializing in cultural diplomacy and intercultural relations, currently based in Göttingen, Germany. With a love for writing, travel, and learning from diverse cultures, she embraces every opportunity to expand her horizons. Her academic journey includes insightful research on identity and belonging among Lebanese university students across Europe, as well as studying the cultural strategies of the Scottish Government. Theresa has gained valuable experience teaching French at the university level in the United States, where she inspired students to appreciate the richness of the French language and Francophone cultures. During her internship at the Council of Europe, she contributed to media production and communications, expanding her writing skills. As a correspondent for Euro Prospects, Theresa explores France's relationship with Europe, analyzing its political, cultural, and economic dynamics. Fluent in several languages—including French, English, Arabic, and Spanish—Theresa values fostering dialogue and collaboration across cultures. Her commitment to promoting multilingualism and intercultural understanding is evident in her involvement with various cultural initiatives and events that unite communities.
Analysis France Geopolitics Lebanon

From Protector to Bystander: Understanding France’s Declining Influence in Lebanon

In recent years, Lebanon has spiraled into crisis, marked by political instability, economic collapse, and regional tensions. Once a cornerstone of French influence in the Middle East, Lebanon now stands at a crossroads. How did France, the former protectorate power that shaped Lebanon’ s modern governance, become a mere observer?

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