An An-Nahar analysis argues that US Democrats risk overreading their recent midterm gains, potentially moving further left over the Iran war as they did after 1968 and 1972, while …
Local newspaper secrets addressed Lebanese and regional files, most notably a possible US sanctions list that may include political figures, former ministers, MPs, and mayors oppos…
In an interview with An-Nahar, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam rejected claims that the government is lost or confused, saying it governs by the constitution, law and parliamen…
An article by Annahar's managing editor Ghassan Hajjar addressed calls by Hezbollah to the President of the Republic to hold a national dialogue table, arguing that previous dialog…
The article addressed repeated Israeli threats against Lebanon if Hezbollah intervenes in a potential war with Iran, and Iran's emphasis on activating the unity of fronts strategy.…
The article calls for strengthening national unity in Lebanon, adhering to dialogue and mutual respect, and rejecting incitement and hate speech. It stresses fair application of th…
Sources at the Lebanese Presidency denied any intention to carry out a government reshuffle, stressing that there is no logical possibility of considering one at present. Prime Min…
An analysis by writer Mohammed Al-Rumaihi on the 37th anniversary of the Taif Agreement, addressing Lebanon's condition after the accord, the challenges of sovereignty and the pres…
An-Nahar published a special dossier marking the anniversary of the 1989 Taif Agreement, including articles, analyses and interviews on the agreement's record and limits, amid call…
An opinion analysis by writer Mohammad Al-Jawhari examines how Lebanese media has become a tool of sectarian mobilization, reproducing old divisions through digital tools, and the …
A report by An-Nahar addressed continuing smuggling on the Lebanon-Syria border, where mules and donkeys are used to transport goods across rugged mountain paths and motorcycles to…
The article examines the shift of prostitution in Lebanon into the digital space through social media and dating apps, where fake accounts may be used to promote paid sexual servic…
In its "5 at 5" roundup, Annahar presented the top news until 5:00 pm Beirut time: Public Works and Transport Minister Fayez Rasamni confirmed that the opening of Qulayat airport w…
An article by researcher Mona Sawwan examined the opportunity to develop Lebanese curricula to keep pace with digital transformation and the growing role of artificial intelligence…
Israeli raids resumed on Friday morning on the towns of Mansouri in the Tyre district and Beit Yahoun in the Bint Jbeil district, while the Israeli Northern Command was quoted warn…
In an interview with Annahar, French-Lebanese writer Marwan Shahin discusses his book 13 April 1975 on the occasion of his participation in the Beirut Book Fair 2026. The book revi…
Information from "An-Nahar's Secrets" reported a rise in the number of real estate offices and companies of Lebanese investors in Georgia, Cyprus, and Greece, alongside investments…
The olive season in Lebanon began in early October in coastal areas and extends in mountainous areas above 800 meters until the end of December. Despite the large crop this year, p…
Al-Nahar's 'Midday' program discussed several files, most notably the Lebanon war, an explosion in the Upper Galilee and fears of escalation, and the possibility of dialogue betwee…
An analysis of Lebanon’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2032, which outlines a vision to employ AI in the economy and public administration by focusing on applications a…