A Century and More of Identity On September 1, 1920, the declaration of Grand Lebanon marked the birth of a new entity on the Mediterranean coast, a state carved with diversity, ambition, and contradictions. Today, 105 years later, this anniversary invites us not only to recall the moment when Lebanon was officially recognized, but also […]
Al Nejmeh Launches Ambitious Plans for the Future Al Nejmeh, one of Lebanon’s most historic football clubs, is stepping into what it calls a “Golden Era.” CEO Rami Beitar revealed bold plans to restore the club’s former glory, both locally and across Asia. Speaking confidently, Beitar assured fans that political interference will not affect the […]
In an unprecedented stance before an official Iranian delegation, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declared that “Lebanon, which never interferes in Iran’s internal affairs, will not accept anyone interfering in its own domestic matters.” Aoun made these remarks while meeting Ali Larijani, the Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, on Wednesday, August 13, 2025. Expanded […]
For decades, the Middle East has been a focal point of U.S. foreign and military policy. From maintaining energy security to fighting terrorism and countering regional threats, the United States has established a vast network of military bases across the region. These bases not only serve strategic military purposes but also shape diplomatic relations and […]
Major Blackout Affects 7 European Countries Several Western European countries especially Spain, Portugal, and parts of France suffered a massive power outage starting at 12:30 PM local time on Monday. The blackout caused major disruptions to transport, communication, and essential services, and has been described as “unprecedented.” Crisis Spreads Across Europe What started in Spain […]
Understanding Wealth Inequality in the U.S. A 2022 Federal Reserve survey found that nearly 1 in 4 American households either have no wealth or are in the red. Even middle-income earners can fall into this category if their debts outweigh their savings or assets. So, if someone owes more than they own like having student […]
President Aoun Rallies Security Forces: “Unite for the Nation: No More Leniency Toward Corruption Continued Institutional Tours As part of his ongoing visits to public institutions, President of the Republic, General Joseph Aoun, toured the General Directorate of State Security in Ramlet al-Bayda, followed by a visit to the Ministry of National Defense and Army […]
Prime Minister Nawaf Salam Heads to Damascus for Sensitive Talks Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is traveled to Damascus for a high-level meeting with Syrian officials. The agenda includes three major issues: According to LBCI, today’s discussions between Lebanese and Syrian officials will also focus on: U.S. Backs Lebanese Reform Path President Joseph Aoun met with […]
President Aoun Inspects Workflow at Nafaa and Beirut Port President Michel Aoun has arrived at the Directorate of Motor Vehicles (Nafaa) to inspect the workflow, accompanied by the Minister of Interior and Municipalities, Brigadier General Ahmad Al-Hajjar. During his visit, President Aoun stressed the importance of addressing corruption and called on the public to inform […]
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