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23 January 2026
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 17:31
Doha is expected to unveil support for key sectors, including the Lebanese Army, ahead of the March 5 Paris meeting
Business Tech 23-01-2026 | 15:59
Investor optimism rises despite geopolitical tensions, with gold and silver climbing as safe-haven assets and U.S. economic data showing steady growth.
Business Tech 23-01-2026 | 15:23
Gold is no longer just a hedge—it’s a mirror of global anxiety. From wars and debt to a weakening dollar and shifting power balances, structural shocks are driving investors back to the ultimate haven.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 13:57
With internal unrest, economic strain, and mounting military pressure, Iran’s 47-year-old regime may be nearing a historic turning point—shaking the region and beyond.
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 13:54
Occupancy peaks on weekends, but short stays and limited capacity keep winter tourism from becoming an economic driver.
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 13:39
With fresh snow and growing turnout, the mountain resort signals a renewed appetite for winter tourism in Lebanon.
Middle East 23-01-2026 | 13:23
Oil, water, and wheat no longer flow as public goods, but as leverage in a prolonged war economy.
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 13:20
Discover pristine snow-capped mountains, unique slopes, and family-friendly winter adventures only 35 km from Beirut—Lebanon’s gem for skiers and nature lovers alike.
Middle East 23-01-2026 | 13:12
Every winter, Bcharre—a historic mountain town in northern Lebanon known for its cedar forests and rich cultural heritage—transforms its snowy peaks into a hub of tourism, local pride, and unforgettable experiences.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 12:54
Have weapons become more important than the Lebanese, especially the southerners? While reliance on resistance proved effective for decades, the results of the last war overturned this equation. Hezbollah's weapons no longer serve the southerners.

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Business Tech 23-01-2026 | 17:39
 Syria could witness progress as a result of refugee return through the stimulation of the construction sector and increased demand for housing
Business Tech 23-01-2026 | 15:59
Despite sanctions and economic pressure, the ruble soared, boosting confidence and consumer power—but budget and export pressures leave its future uncertain.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 13:57
With internal unrest, economic strain, and mounting military pressure, Iran’s 47-year-old regime may be nearing a historic turning point—shaking the region and beyond.
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 13:54
Occupancy peaks on weekends, but short stays and limited capacity keep winter tourism from becoming an economic driver.
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 13:39
With fresh snow and growing turnout, the mountain resort signals a renewed appetite for winter tourism in Lebanon.
Middle East 23-01-2026 | 13:23
Oil, water, and wheat no longer flow as public goods, but as leverage in a prolonged war economy.
North Africa 23-01-2026 | 18:02
Hundreds of Tunisian women and children remain trapped in Syria’s notorious Al-Hol camp, sparking urgent security, political, and humanitarian questions - while families at home plead for their safe return. 
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 17:45
As Hezbollah resists full disarmament and regional tensions persist, the upcoming Paris conference could determine the army’s operational future.
Lebanon 23-01-2026 | 17:31
Doha is expected to unveil support for key sectors, including the Lebanese Army, ahead of the March 5 Paris meeting

Opinion

Opinion 23-01-2026 | 17:45
As Hezbollah resists full disarmament and regional tensions persist, the upcoming Paris conference could determine the army’s operational future.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 17:41
The U.S.-Israel alliance reshapes priorities, leaving humanitarian concerns in Gaza overshadowed by broader international conflicts.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 15:56
A proposed “Peace Council” reveals a shift from conflict resolution to long-term crisis management, as regional and global powers test new frameworks that risk administering Gaza indefinitely rather than breaking the cycle.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 13:57
With internal unrest, economic strain, and mounting military pressure, Iran’s 47-year-old regime may be nearing a historic turning point—shaking the region and beyond.
Opinion 23-01-2026 | 12:54
Have weapons become more important than the Lebanese, especially the southerners? While reliance on resistance proved effective for decades, the results of the last war overturned this equation. Hezbollah's weapons no longer serve the southerners.
Wellbeing & longevity 22-01-2026 | 15:37
From longer-lasting results to reduced side effects, fat injections—both natural and synthetic—are redefining beauty enhancements worldwide.
Culture 22-01-2026 | 14:15
Rooted in fatherhood and shaped by a battle with illness, the Tunisian director’s AI-generated short film transforms personal experience into a universal narrative.
Culture 20-01-2026 | 15:26
Al Ain’s cultural legacy takes center stage with interactive exhibits, folk arts, and traditional performances.
Art 20-01-2026 | 13:12
A spontaneous video expressing a wish to attend Riyadh Season turns into an official invitation and wide social media reaction.
Culture 20-01-2026 | 10:52
10 movies leaving Netflix soon, with a summary of each and why they are still worth watching.
Football 20-01-2026 | 12:26
Elite national teams will gather in Doha from March 26 to 31 for a series of World Cup warm-up matches, highlighted by the Finalissima Cup showdown between European champions Spain and South American champions Argentina.
Football 20-01-2026 | 11:15
Lille confirm the 23-year-old striker suffered a serious knee injury during the Africa Cup of Nations final loss to Senegal after coming on in extra time.
Football 19-01-2026 | 17:22
With the 2026 World Cup approaching, Salah’s return to Liverpool brings pressure to overcome setbacks, regain confidence, and drive the team to Premier League success.
Football 13-01-2026 | 14:06
From penalty shootouts to Liverpool legends facing off on the international stage, this clash is more than a game - it’s a battle of pride, legacy, and continental supremacy.
Sport 12-01-2026 | 14:49
Muhammad  Ali died in 2016 at the age of 74 after living with Parkinson's disease for more than three decades.