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Here is the new fuel price schedule

Al Anbaa: The Ministry of Energy and Water issued a new fuel price schedule, as follows: - 95-octane gasoline: 2651.000 L.L. (-35000) - 98-octane gasoline: 2669.000 L.L. (-35000) - Diesel: 2576.000 L.L. (+12000) - Gas: 1545.000 L.L.…

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Land sales raise Christian concerns about demographic change in Lebanon

CH23: Maronite Patriarch Bechara Boutros al-Rahi’s warning about the increasing sale of land in Lebanon has revived Christian concerns that go beyond the transfer of ownership to the possibility of affecting the population makeup in a number of areas, amid war, displacement, and economic hardship. The warnings come alongside debate over purchase operations…

Gasoline prices fall, while diesel and gas prices rise

National News Agency: National News Agency - Today, the price of a 95- and 98-octane gasoline canister fell by 35 thousand lira, while the price of diesel rose by 12 thousand lira and gas by 51 thousand lira. Prices are now as follows: 95-octane gasoline: two million and 651 thousand lira; 98-octane gasoline: two million and 669 thousand lira; diesel: two million and 576…

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Rising bread and meat prices and bakery closures worsen the cost-of-living burden in Omdurman

Al Manar: The cost-of-living burden on residents of the Sudanese city of Omdurman is worsening amid continued increases in bread and meat prices, flour shortages, and the closure of most bakeries, as purchasing power declines and poverty spreads, making it more difficult to obtain basic foodstuffs. Bakeries are facing a crisis in securing flour…

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Indian Oil Minister: No U.S. Pressure to Reduce Russian Oil Purchases

Ad-Diyar: Indian Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said Tuesday, during an energy-sector event, that his country is not facing any pressure from the United States to reduce its imports of Russian crude oil. Asked whether there was pressure to cut Russian oil imports, he replied: “I didn’t feel…”

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Al-Zaidi and the King of Jordan discuss economic cooperation and coordination on regional issues

Al Manar: Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi and Jordan’s King Abdullah II discussed in Amman strengthening bilateral relations and economic, trade and investment cooperation, and continuing coordination on regional issues. The Jordanian king affirmed his country’s support for Iraq’s pivotal role and its efforts to consolidate security…

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Jaber discusses with a World Bank delegation a study on connecting Lebanon to regional transport, trade and energy networks

Al Manar: Finance Minister Yassine Jaber is holding a meeting today at the ministry dedicated to a regional integration study, which examines strategic corridors for connecting Lebanon to transport, trade and energy networks in the region, and ways to benefit from them to support economic growth and strengthen Lebanon’s regional position. The meeting is attended by…

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Do children need vitamins every day?

Ad-Diyar: Commercial advertisements continually highlight the importance of giving children vitamin supplements every day to ensure healthy growth, but health experts stress that healthy children generally get the nutrients they need through a balanced and varied diet, without the need for additional supplements. According to a report published by…

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What did the secrets of the local newspapers published today reveal?

CH23: Nidaa Al-Watan: Because of a misunderstanding with one of the cashiers, a customer threatened workers at a branch of a well-known supermarket, saying, “I have the Kalashnikov in the car; I’ll shoot you all,” even though none of the employees had done anything that might have further upset the angry customer. Syrians, who are commonly referred to as…

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New fuel prices schedule...

LBCI: Today, the price of two 95- and 98-octane gasoline cans fell by 35 thousand lira, while the price of diesel rose by 12 thousand lira and a gas cylinder by 51 thousand lira. The prices are now as follows: 95-octane gasoline: 2.651.000 L.L. 98-octane gasoline: 2.669.000 L.L. Diesel: 2.576.000 L.L. Gas: 1.545.000…

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Oil prices decline

Lebanon 24: Oil prices fell slightly today, as the prospect of reaching a settlement in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran eased concerns about supply disruptions. However, Brent crude remained near its six-month high after attacks on Saudi Arabia diminished hopes for a swift return to stability in the region.…

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Up or down? Here are the new fuel prices

Al Jadeed: 95-octane gasoline: 2,651,000 Lebanese pounds (down 35,000 pounds). 98-octane gasoline: 2,669,000 Lebanese pounds (down 35,000 pounds). Diesel: 2,576,000 Lebanese pounds (up 12,000 pounds). Gas: 1,545,000 Lebanese pounds (up 51,000…

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Gold prices decline

Lebanon 24: Gold prices edged down in early Asian trading today as the dollar rose, while investors await the Federal Reserve meeting this week for clues about the path of interest rates, according to "Reuters." Advertisement And fell…

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Do we need antivirus software on smartphones?

Lebanon 24: A user opens their phone as usual to browse the news, and an ad appears promising to protect their device from viruses and speed up its performance with a single tap; minutes later, they find themselves facing an app requesting broad permissions in exchange for a service they do not know how much they need. Between the fear of hacking and the abundance of security apps,…

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International Energy Agency: Energy markets will not recover in 2027

Lebanon 24: The executive director of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, ruled out global energy markets returning in 2027 to their levels before the outbreak of the war on Iran last February, warning that supply disruptions and high oil and fuel prices would continue. Advertisement Birol said, during…

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Al-Zein: We have no right to squander Lebanon’s opportunities

Lebanon 24: Environment Minister Tamara Al-Zein stressed the state’s responsibility to create opportunities for recovery through science, planning, and cooperation among its institutions, affirming that Lebanon cannot afford to squander any more opportunities or subject its citizens’ interests to political disputes. Advertisement She said that the seriousness of the work is measured by providing the conditions…

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“iPhone Duo” Enters the Foldable Phone Market Amid Fierce Competition from “Android”

Al Anbaa: Apple has finally entered the foldable phone market with the “iPhone Duo,” but it faces strong competition from companies that use the “Android” operating system, such as “Samsung,” “Google,” and “Motorola.” Given the long experience of “Android” companies in this field, they offer alternatives that may surpass the “iPhone Duo” in lightness…

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Oil falls amid diplomatic efforts to ease regional tensions

Ad-Diyar: Oil prices edged down on Tuesday, as prospects for reaching a settlement in the US-Israeli war on Iran curbed fears of supply disruptions. But Brent crude remained near its 6-month high after attacks on Saudi Arabia dampened hopes for a swift return to stability…

Somali Ministry of Defense: We killed about 75 al-Shabaab members during battles in Bay region in the southwest of the country

LBCI: 0 min Somali Ministry of Defense: We killed about 75 al-Shabaab members during battles in Bay region in the southwest of the country * To protect intellectual property rights, please do not copy more than 20 percent of the news content, and mention the name of the LBCI website and include a hyperlink to the article…

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Discussion of the 2027 budget begins in Parliament… the “Ogero” union announces an open-ended strike

Lebanon 24: The parliamentary Finance Committee began holding its sessions dedicated to discussing the draft budget for 2027. After the first session, Finance and Budget Committee Chairman Ibrahim Kanaan affirmed that the government deserves credit for submitting the draft within the constitutional deadline, while stressing his rejection of imposing new fees and taxes amid the recession…

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