Philippe de Gaulle, the last guardian of the Gaullian heritage
Philippe de Gaulle, the eldest son of General de Gaulle, died in Paris at the age of 102. A veteran of free France, admiral, inspector general of the Navy and then senator of Paris, he devoted a large part of his life to defending his father's political and memorial heritage. Its disappearance closes a major chapter in Gaullian history and the French memory of the twentieth century.
Joseph Aoun gets Dutch support for his initiative
Joseph Aoun received support from the Netherlands for his initiative to negotiate, assist the displaced and strengthen the Lebanese army.
Gebran Bassil calls for internal protection of Lebanon
Gebran Bassil calls for the internal protection of Lebanon against the existential danger created by the regional war. The head of the CPL pleads for a national agreement, rejects any civil war, criticises the absence of a defence strategy and affirms that the real protection of the country must come first from within.
Death of parents in Beirut: Ali Cherri complains against Israel
His parents died in Beirut: Ali Cherri filed a complaint against Israel in France for a war crime.
United States accused of war crimes in Iran
The United States is accused of war crimes in Iran after strikes on civilians, schools and sensitive infrastructure.
Ormuz: Europe dares say no to Washington
Ormuz and the war against Iran reveal a more independent Europe against Washington, between energy crisis, NATO tensions and accelerated rearmament.
Trump Attacks Macron on Personal Field
Donald Trump attacks Emmanuel Macron on the personal ground, in the midst of a crisis between Washington and Paris around Iran and d-Ormuz.
Mission Moon: Artemis II took off
Moon mission: Artemis II took off, re-launching manned flights to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years.
Trump threatens Iran with a « stone age »
Iran: Donald Trump threatens to hit harder and send Tehran to "stone age" if no agreement is reached.
Ormuz closed, oil climbs in Asia
Strait of Ormuz: Asian markets falling and oil above $100 after Donald Trump's threats against Iran.
Lebanon: 1.318 dead, South still under fire
The new official assessment in Lebanon reached 1,318 dead and 3,935 wounded, while fighting remained concentrated in the South at 1830 hours.
Unesco: 39 Lebanese sites under enhanced protection
Unesco places 39 new Lebanese sites under enhanced protection, bringing the total number of protected cultural places in Lebanon to 73.
Qatar: End of visa on arrival for Lebanese
Qatar suspended the visa on arrival for Lebanese nationals, now requiring a prior visa via the official Hayya platform. The decision, announced without public motives, came a few hours after a visit by the Qatari Ambassador to President Joseph Aoun, who reaffirmed Lebanon's solidarity with Doha and the Gulf countries. It is part of a regional climate marked by the war with Iran and the security of the Gulf monarchies.
Council of Ministers: Beirut wants to refuel the South despite the controversy over the...
The Lebanese Council of Ministers has refocused its work on the South, supply and controversy arising from the withdrawal of the army from several border localities.



















