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37856 in English · 1017 original-language storiesAn-Nahar: Vance emphasizes that the nuclear file is a fundamental condition for negotiating with Iran, in a letter addressed to Mohsen Rezaei about nuclear policy…
An-Nahar: The results of the 2024 Israeli elections show that there is no clear majority for Netanyahu or Eisenkot, with Arab parties having a strong influence in forming…
An-Nahar: Oil prices fell today as Middle East tensions escalated and peace talks were postponed, amid fears of disruption to oil supplies…
An-Nahar: Gold prices fell today, Thursday, as U.S. interest rates held steady and the dollar strengthened, while markets await inflation data and its impact on the global metals market…
An-Nahar: The bilateral meetings and general sessions held in the context of the Gulf Cooperation Council inspire…
The National: Reading materials are no longer an afterthought in five-star resorts, and a whole industry is developing around selecting what literature deserves to be…
An-Nahar: The reformist movement in Iran is tasked with confronting and refuting the hardliners’ ideas, for fear that the majority of society may be drawn into…
Lebanon 24: Axios, citing a U.S. official: President Trump was enthusiastic about Vance sending a message to Mohsen…
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…
Elnashra: Amid government efforts to boost treasury revenues and secure external financing in cooperation with the World Bank, questions are emerging about these measures’ ability to bring about a transformation…
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…
Lebanon 24: House raids during an incursion into the village of al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ram…
Ya Libnan: Eutelsat, Europe’s Starlink competitor is reportedly expanding after Musk’s restrictions on Ukraine’s Starling service Rival satellite companies are jockeying to loosen Elon Musk’s grip on battlefield communications after his company’s restrictions on…
An-Nahar: The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis toward the Eastern Province, amid escalating attacks on the territory…
An-Nahar: Trump calls for Democratic candidates to be disqualified in the midterm elections in Alaska, accusing them of orchestrating a legal conspiracy to mislead voters and withdraw…
Lebanon 24: Trump: We granted Flávio Bolsonaro permission to come to…
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…
Al Manar: FlightRadar data: Air operations have halted at King Fahd International Airport…
Lebanon 24: The Wall Street Journal: U.S. officials believe negotiating with Iranian hard-liners could lead to results…
Al Manar: Saudi media: Alert issued in Najran to warn of…
Lebanon 24: The Israeli army carried out a machine-gun sweep toward the outskirts of the town of Zawtar…
Al Manar: The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly urged an end to the economic blockade the United States has imposed on Cuba for decades, but a U.S. pressure campaign led several countries to oppose the resolution or abstain from voting for the first time in years. The results showed 130 countries in favor of the resolution,…
Ya Libnan: Weak domestic demand has emerged as the main factor behind the slowdown in the Chinese economy and with people losing jobs amid the collapse of the country’s real estate sector, this problem has only become worse. Chinese people aren’t spending enough money.…
Nidaa Al Watan: On the two sides of the border, two different scenes, harsh in their implications. In Israel, authority is exercised and political choices are determined through constitutional frameworks and legitimate institutions, where citizens turn to the ballot box to hold their rulers accountable, either by renewing the popular mandate or withdrawing it. As for Lebanon,…
Nidaa Al Watan: When we talk about Khalaf Ahmed Al Habtoor, we are not talking only about an Emirati investor with business interests in Lebanon, but about a businessman with an international presence, and an economic group whose investments extend to the hotel, real estate, automotive, education and publishing sectors, in the UAE and beyond. The Al Habtoor Group is present in markets…
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 unified national will, and a persistence in the 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 by President of the Republic 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, the campaigns of criticism and counter-exploitation, and the paths it ultimately took, which were not originally on the list of targets. Setting aside some romanticism mixed with rhetoric…
Nidaa Al Watan: Hezbollah’s bets have fallen through, even on 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 delivered by Israel’s ballot boxes, so that the current prime minister would lose…
An-Nahar: How is artificial intelligence changing teaching and assessment methods in American schools, with new challenges and opportunities for teachers and students in the age of technology…
Nidaa Al Watan: Despite all the opinion polls, figures and analyses that preceded the Israeli elections, which predicted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decline and paved the way for Gadi Eisenkot to sideline him from political life, the results came to confirm that the picture differs from what the forecasts had drawn. For…
Nidaa Al Watan: Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s visit to Damascus yesterday signals a shift in Syrian-Iraqi relations from managing caution to building a partnership imposed by geography and driven by regional developments. After a period of mutual testing following the fall of the Assad regime, the visit, the first by a prime minister…
Nidaa Al Watan: In a region standing on the brink of a volcano, the Tehran meeting puts the Iranian regime to a decisive test: either translate diplomacy into a real change in regional behavior, or face a confrontation that could extend beyond Iran’s borders and redraw the balance of power in the Middle East. As the chances of containing the crisis dwindle and preparations intensify…
Nidaa Al Watan: Six years have passed since Parliament passed Law 178/2020 regulating cannabis cultivation for medical, pharmaceutical and industrial uses, opening the door to bringing the Bekaa crop out of the illicit economy and turning it into a productive sector that attracts investment and provides revenues for the treasury. But today, six…
Nidaa Al Watan: In his book “The Neutral Lebanese United States – Issues and Solutions,” published by “Dar Alif Yaa Publishing,” Dr. Michel Shmaï presents a political and intellectual approach to Lebanon’s contemporary predicament, starting from a fundamental question: Can Lebanon continue with the political formula on which it was founded, or is…
