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6073 in English · 289 original-language storiesNational News Agency: The newspaper "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" wrote: Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem said there is no room for discussion about disarming the resistance as long as the Israeli occupation exists and its aggression continues, adding that “the enemy must withdraw in accordance with the November 27, 2024 agreement and Resolution 1701 so that it can deploy…
Al Anbaa: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again succeeded in thwarting his opponents, as he will put everyone in an awkward position, first by being tasked with forming the government, and second through the negotiations he will conduct, especially since Israeli President Isaac Herzog constantly repeats that he will do the impossible to avoid going to new elections.…
National News Agency: National – Al-Joumhouria newspaper wrote: The Israeli elections have ended, and local, regional and international assessment and analysis rooms have turned to anticipating their outcomes and repercussions, while the countdown has begun to the midterm elections in the United States, scheduled for the third of the month…
Al Jadeed: Despite expectations that Hezbollah would not stand idly by if Iran were once again subjected to American and Israeli attacks, the signals that have come, directly and indirectly, from the Iranians suggest that this time the party will not be “compelled” to intervene in this case, unless it is prolonged…
An-Nahar: New York imposes restrictions on chatbots for children to prevent them from simulating friendship and romantic relationships, with the aim of protecting children’s safety and regulating…
MTV Lebanon: The recent interception of a shipment of explosives in the Dhahr al-Baydar area of eastern Lebanon—which the party acknowledged belonged to it and was to be used in a confrontation with Israel—has revived discussion of what has been implemented from the Lebanese government’s well-known decision last year to ban the military and security activities of “Hezbollah…”
National News Agency: The “Arab List” is ready to contribute to ousting Netanyahu. Wataniya – Al-Sharq newspaper wrote: Preliminary results of Wednesday’s Israeli legislative elections showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp ahead of the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot, without either side managing to…
MTV Lebanon: The Lebanese judiciary is close to concluding the preliminary investigation into the Dhahr al-Baydar explosives case linked to Hezbollah, paving the way for charges against those suspected of involvement in the case. Meanwhile, Justice Minister Adel Nassar renewed his insistence that the case be referred to the Judicial Council, considering that “the seriousness…
MTV Lebanon: A senior political source told Nidaa Al-Watan that the statement by Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem “constitutes a blatant departure from the collective national will, and an insistence on a policy of imposing a fait accompli and continuing adventures that have brought Lebanon nothing but destruction and displacement…”
National News Agency: Wataniya – Al-Diyar newspaper wrote: “Israel” voted, but its ballot boxes did not settle the identity of the next ruler, after exit polls showed a relative lead for the opposition camp led by Gadi Eisenkot, without either side succeeding in securing the parliamentary majority required to form a government. And so,…
MTV Lebanon: Information originating from the U.S. capital reveals that sanctions will be imposed on Lebanese judges for reasons including proven corruption and cooperation with “Hezbollah,” according to “Nidaa…” secrets.
MTV Lebanon: Talk has resurfaced behind the scenes about a new move to extend the term of Parliament, while some blocs are seeking to shorten the term of the current Parliament, whose term has been extended, according to secrets…
Al Jadeed: 43 names and a scandal in one of the ministries? (An-Nahar) One of An-Nahar’s secrets said: MPs described the appointment of 43 employees in one of the ministries as a “scandal” because it did not take the country’s sectarian balance into account, according to Secrets…
National News Agency: National – An-Nahar newspaper wrote: If the last forty-eight hours have made official, political and popular Lebanon, like the countries of the region, focus on following and monitoring the results of the Israeli elections in anticipation of their repercussions for Lebanon and the file of war, occupation, negotiations and weapons, which constitutes…
MTV Lebanon: Al-Nahar reports that people strolling and exercising in downtown Beirut complain about the spread of hookahs and burning charcoal, in a scene that blights the area and threatens public safety. Political and party figures, along with the Lebanese media, closely followed the Israeli elections, given their connection…
MTV Lebanon: “ABC,” citing two sources: Pentagon General Brett Sylvia relieved of his duties as director of strategy and plans at the Joint Staff…
National News Agency: Al-Nahar reports that people strolling and exercising in central Beirut complain about the spread of hookahs and burning charcoal, in a scene that spoils the place and threatens public safety. There was close monitoring by political and party figures, as well as the Lebanese media, of the Israeli elections, given their close connection to the border situation…
An-Nahar: Watch video of a Yemenia Airways plane caught in a hailstorm and landing safely at Amman Airport; passengers’ security and safety amid the weather…
Elnashra: Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, demanded the return of her country’s gold reserves deposited with the Bank of England, where they have been frozen for more than six…
LBCI: Al-Nahar reports that parkgoers and people exercising in central Beirut are complaining about the spread of hookahs and burning charcoal, in a scene that disfigures the place and threatens public safety. Close monitoring of the Israeli elections by political and party figures and the Lebanese media has been noted, given their close connection to the border situation…
Al Manar: British Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey warned of mounting economic repercussions from the war in the Middle East, as Britain faces increasing pressure amid rising energy prices and growing borrowing costs, with fears that these developments could affect the course of inflation and public finances. During his presentation…
An-Nahar: Lebanese political and media interest in the results of the Israeli elections is growing, amid mounting fears of a new war breaking out in…
Lebanon 24: The Cabinet is holding a session this afternoon at the Government Serail, chaired by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, devoted exclusively to the waste treatment file. MP Fadi Karam, a member of the Strong Republic bloc, told Lebanon 24 last night that the Lebanese Forces ministers will not take part in the session…
An-Nahar: MPs raise controversial media issues and avoid providing evidence, raising questions about transparency and accountability in the work…
An-Nahar: Understandings between a political authority and a religious authority transcend sectarian boundaries to strengthen national unity and constructive dialogue among the various components…
An-Nahar: Appointments of 43 employees in a Lebanese ministry spark widespread sectarian controversy in Lebanon, highlighting the political and social challenges in…
Ya Libnan: Rescue personnel work at the site of the collision of two high-speed trains between the towns of Mora and Orgaz, near Toledo, Spain, October 28, 2026. REUTERS/Violeta Santos Moura URDA, Spain – At least 68 people died when a Spanish high-speed express slammed…
An-Nahar: An analysis of political shifts in Israel and their impact on international and American public opinion, focusing on the upcoming elections and security priorities…
An-Nahar: An analysis of the results of the Israeli Knesset elections and their impact on domestic politics and relations with Lebanon, with a focus on Hezbollah’s file and a truck…
An-Nahar: An analysis of statements by the U.S. Department of State and their impact on Ali al-Zaidi’s government amid political and security tensions in Iraq and differing positions of the White House…
Ya Libnan: Electric vehicles could see increased demand going forward in the United States thanks to higher gas prices and newer lower-cost models coming soon. EVs could also get back in the spotlight if Democrats win next week’s midterm elections to win back control of…
An-Nahar: Fatima Zahra Mansouri’s government is renewing citizens’ interest in the Moroccan parliament after years of aversion, amid challenges in achieving tangible results and accountability…
Elnashra: Against the backdrop of developments across the region, regional interest in the Israeli elections has stood out notably in recent months, stemming from many…
Nidaa Al Watan: A senior political source told Nidaa Al Watan that the statement issued by the secretary-general of Hezbollah, Sheikh Naim Qassem, “constitutes a blatant departure from the collective national will, and persistence in a policy of imposing a fait accompli and continuing adventures that have brought Lebanon nothing but destruction, displacement and collapse, and that…”
Nidaa Al Watan: The visit of President Joseph Aoun to Tripoli last Saturday can be summed up as a battle over image and political exploitation, between what it was intended to be, campaigns of attack and counter-exploitation, and the paths it ultimately took, which were not originally on the list of objectives. Aside from some romanticism mixed with the rhetoric…
Nidaa Al Watan: Hezbollah’s bets have fallen through, even on the change that could come from Israel, after it lost any hope of being able to exert any influence, or even improve its security and military situation. The “party” was looking for a “victory” to be produced by the Israeli ballot boxes, whereby the current prime minister would lose…
