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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 ...
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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.
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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.
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Social Media Restrictions Under 16 Australia
Australian teens spend first day cut off from major social media platforms as new under-16 ban takes effect. This groundbreaking law has one clear goal, according to the Australian government: protecting young people from the dangers of the digital world.
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Marwan Khalil Central Club basketball This is Sports sports
Marwan Khalil opens up about his sudden exit from #Central. What major signings is the club chasing? Watch the full interview in episode 25 of #ThisIsSports.
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Lebanon of Tomorrow Sassine Square Ashrafieh Christmas Market
Lebanon of Tomorrow’s Christmas Market has opened in Sassine Square, featuring local artisans, small businesses, performances, and festive activities until December 28. Don’t miss the Christmas tree lighting on Friday, December 12, at 6 PM!
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One year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, thousands gather in Umayyad Square in Damascus to celebrate a new chapter for Syria, as President Ahmad al-Sharaa calls for national unity amid ongoing tensions and the vast task of rebuilding the country.
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Ahmad al-Sharaa Syria Transition
One year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Ahmad al-Sharaa has become the central figure guiding Syria’s transition. His swift ascent to power, the advance that reshaped the country, and the decisions made over the past year continue to define Syria’s uncertain path forward.