Stanislav Oranskiy, Russia’s consul general in Marseille, mentioned Today that the explosion happened within the consulate building, as reported by the Russian news outlet TASS. Earlier, French media had reported hearing a blast near the consulate in the southern port city, with firefighters responding to the scene. The Russian foreign ministry, through the state news […]
Google Calendar Removes Cultural Observances Google Calendar has made the decision to exclude references to significant cultural observances, such as Black History Month, Women’s History Month, and LGBTQ+ holidays. Previously, Google marked the beginning of Black History Month in February and Pride Month in June, but these events are absent from the 2025 calendar. Removal […]
Lebanon’s Efforts to Ensure Israeli Withdrawal With just hours left until February 18, the scheduled date for the Israeli army’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon, Lebanese officials are making intense efforts to ensure that the withdrawal happens as planned. According to Al-Diyar newspaper, the Israeli army is expected to leave all occupied villages and towns but […]
Trump Administration Pushes for European Arms Sales to Ukraine The Trump administration is planning to urge European allies to buy more American weapons for Ukraine in preparation for potential peace talks with Moscow. This could give Ukraine a stronger position in potential peace talks with Russia. The plan is still being discussed, but if it […]
Rafic Hariri‘s name echoes in the hearts of the Lebanese people, not just as a political leader, but as a symbol of hope, resilience, and transformation. His vision for a prosperous Lebanon and his relentless efforts to rebuild a nation torn by conflict have left a mark on the collective memory of his people. Hariri’s […]
Trump Avoids Trade War with Canada and Mexico Last week, President Trump managed to avoid a trade war with Canada and Mexico. After months of tough talks, the three countries agreed on a new trade deal called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). This deal replaces the old NAFTA agreement and aims to make trade between the […]
U.S. delegation -A high-ranking one- has arrived to Beirut on Thursday for meetings with Lebanese officials scheduled for Friday and Saturday. Arrival for Key Meetings This delegation includes Morgan Ortagus, who has replaced Amos Hochstein as the U.S. envoy, Natasha Franceschi, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Syria and the Levant, and other notable members. […]
Jordan’s Concerns and Trump’s Plan Donald Trump‘s plan to resettle Palestinians from Gaza in Jordan is creating a significant concern in Jordan, potentially spreading radicalism throughout the Middle East and threatening the country’s peace and survival. King Abdullah of Jordan is planning to convey these concerns to Trump during their meeting in Washington on February […]
Israeli Defense Minister Announces Plans for Mass Departure of Palestinians from Gaza On Thursday, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced a directive to the military to develop plans facilitating the mass departure of Palestinians from Gaza. This controversial initiative aligns with U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent proposal concerning the future of the war-torn region. Outline […]
Violation of International Law: Forced Deportation and Annexation President Trump‘s proposal to forcibly relocate the entire population of Gaza to Egypt and Jordan, followed by the U.S. annexation of Gaza to redevelop it into the “Riviera of the Middle East,” has been met with strong condemnation from experts in international law. This plan constitutes a […]
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