Liliane Mokbel 17/12 13:00 - Reading : less than a minute
Lebnon Financial Crisis Gap Law
Is the Financial Black Hole a Smokescreen? Professor Jassem Ajjaka answers three key questions to uncover the economic and financial reality.
Hala Abdallah 16/12 17:25 - Reading : less than a minute
Jean Marc Jarrouge and Marc Aby Khers open up about Champville’s issues and drop a bold message ahead of their Sagesse game.
This is Beirut 15/12 20:30 - Reading : less than a minute
Flash floods in Safi, Morocco, have killed at least 37 people and caused widespread damage to homes, businesses, and streets. Rescue and cleanup operations are ongoing as authorities warn of more storms in the coming days.
This is Beirut 15/12 19:55 - Reading : less than a minute
Once riding at night to avoid scrutiny, Maryam Ghelich now teaches motorcycle riding to hundreds of Iranian women. Despite legal and social barriers, female motorcyclists are becoming increasingly visible on the streets of Tehran.
This is Beirut 15/12 16:05 - Reading : less than a minute
Australia Bondi Beach New South Wales
Two gunmen opened fire on a Jewish Hanukkah gathering at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, killing 15 and injuring 42. Authorities continue to investigate as security is reinforced across New South Wales, and world leaders condemn the attack.
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GapLaw Lebanon Economy CentralBank
The “Gap Law” project promises 85% reimbursement. The text itself makes no such commitment. With no real state contribution, billions written off, and the risk of banking collapse, depositors emerge as the clear losers.
Rayan Chami 12/12 23:15 - Reading : less than a minute
Achrafieh Lebanon of Tomorrow Christmas
Sassine Square lit up during Lebanon of Tomorrow’s annual Christmas tree-lighting ceremony. Despite the rain, families and children gathered to celebrate the holiday spirit. The Christmas Market remains open until December 28, bringing festive cheer to the heart of Achrafieh.
Rayan Chami 12/12 16:10 - Reading : less than a minute
Lebanon South Lebanon Order of Malta
The Order of Malta Lebanon is scaling up its Programmed Food Assistance Project nationwide, from hot meals and school breakfasts to long-term agricultural support. In Kfar Falous, South Lebanon, farmers and families show how urgent aid is transforming into lasting resilience.
Yara Germany 12/12 08:00 - Reading : less than a minute
Assassination Journalist Politician Fight Gebran Tueni Freedom
Twenty years after his assassination, the voice of Gebran Tueni still resonates. A journalist on the front lines and a committed politician, defender of a free Lebanon, he left a mark that neither time nor fear could erase. This year, his memory is honored through music, revealing a more intimate side of the man he was. His oath still guides ...
Maria Chami 10/12 14:45 - Reading : less than a minute
What if the future of artificial intelligence was being built right in the heart of the desert? In the United Arab Emirates, a colossal 26 km² AI campus is taking shape, a project designed to become one of the largest data-center parks in the world, capable of serving up to 4 billion people.
This is Beirut 10/12 14:15 - Reading : less than a minute
Iraq Najaf Salt Lake Bahr al-Najaf Water crisis
In Najaf, workers now extract salt where there was once water. Lake Bahr al-Najaf has become a visible symbol of Iraq’s growing water crisis.