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Aoun from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: Delayed justice is not justice

Nidaa Al Watan: President Joseph Aoun affirmed from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli that “the judiciary and security go hand in hand and complement one another,” noting that “delayed justice is not justice. It is the citizen’s right for us to provide them with justice and a transparent, independent judiciary; independence begins with the person themselves and their decisions.” He pointed…

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President Aoun to judges: Major judicial achievements have been made this year, and we stand by you. Do not allow anyone to influence you, and carry out your duties as your conscience dictates.

Lebanon Debate: President Aoun to judges: Major judicial achievements have been made this year, and we stand by you. Do not allow anyone to influence you, and carry out your duties as your conscience dictates…

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Abdullah: Constitutional Council rulings are “made to order,” and the time has come to change it

Al Anbaa: Democratic Gathering member MP Bilal Abdullah criticized the performance of the Constitutional Council, considering that its rulings on appeals filed against laws extending the term of the president of the Lebanese University, reducing penalties, and restructuring banks share one characteristic: they are issued “on demand.” Abdullah said in a post…

President Aoun from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: Major judicial achievements have been made this year

MTV Lebanon: President Joseph Aoun affirmed that “the judiciary and security go hand in hand and complement one another, and delayed justice is not justice.” He added from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: “It is the citizen’s right to have us provide them with justice and a transparent, independent judiciary, as independence begins with the individual…”

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President Aoun from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: Combating corruption is a priority, and digital government and a fair judiciary contribute to fighting it and strengthening the work of constitutional institutions

Ad-Diyar: President Aoun from the Palace of Justice in Tripoli: Combating corruption is a priority, and digital government and a fair judiciary contribute to fighting it and strengthening the work of institutions…

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Sports courts at Lycée Saint-Nicolas School between the towns of Ain al-Mir and Lebaa

Nidaa Al Watan: As part of efforts to promote and invigorate sporting activity among school students in the villages of the Jezzine coast and east of Sidon, the bishop of the Sidon and Deir el-Qamar Melkite Greek Catholic Diocese, Bishop Eli Beshara Haddad, sponsored the opening ceremony of the modern sports courts at Lycée Saint-Nicolas School, affiliated with the Melkite Greek Catholic Diocese in Sidon,…

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Jordan tends to the wounds of the Karak attack... official mourning and the king: We will strike with an iron fist

Lebanon 24: Jordanian King Abdullah II said Friday that the kingdom would confront “the terrorist act that targeted Karak with the harshest penalties,” following the attack on a church that claimed the lives of 7 people. Advertisement In a post on the “X” platform, King Abdullah II said that “whoever thought that bullets…

Internal strife... many stand to benefit, and the homeland is the loser

CH23: Internal strife in Lebanon is not just a “tune” that some enjoy singing from time to time; rather, it is the most dangerous thing a state seeking to reclaim its sovereign decision-making can face, amid deep divisions over the identity of any weapons outside its authority and over the exclusive right to decide on war and peace. And when threats accumulate alongside files…

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Aoun in Tripoli: Do not be complacent or give in to pressure; serving citizens is sacred

CH23: President Joseph Aoun said from the State Security Center at the Serail in Tripoli that “security is our duty and our responsibility, and we are proud of you despite limited resources. Do not be complacent or give in to pressure, and perform your duties conscientiously, and live up to your responsibility.” And from the General Directorate of General Security at the Serail in Tripoli…

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Electricité du Liban breaks with the exception to the rule: Citizens will not pay the price for the state’s inaction

Nidaa Al Watan: A bold and responsible step taken by the Board of Directors of Electricité du Liban with its decision to cut off power to public administrations and institutions and independent agencies, including water agencies, that have failed to pay their dues despite repeated warnings, starting on the second of next November, with an exception…

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Damascus Faces Difficult Choices: Yemen or the Economy?

CH23: The possibility of Syrian fighters taking part in confronting the Houthis was one of the issues discussed during Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s meeting with U.S. envoy Thomas Barrack in Damascus, amid regional moves linked to the escalation in Yemen and the reshaping of military alliances. The meeting also addressed the future…

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Al-Absi condemns the attack on the church in Karak

MTV Lebanon: Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarch of Antioch and All the East Youssef Al-Absi, in his name and on behalf of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, condemned in a statement issued by his media office “the terrorist attack that targeted worshippers in the church in Karak in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, during the holding of…

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“Watan al-Insan”: For a Fair Electoral Law, an Alternative Force to UNIFIL, and Reform That Restores Trust in the State

LBCI: The “Watan al-Insan Project” considered that the rapid developments on the international scene portend an extremely difficult period, which may bring days and months of great complexity. However, these challenges must not be used as a pretext to suspend or postpone the process of domestic reform; rather, they call for redoubled efforts to protect Lebanon…

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