Fuel prices drop in Lebanon

Fuel prices in Lebanon declined, with reductions recorded in gasoline, diesel and gas cylinder rates.The new prices are as follows:- 95-octane gasoline: 2,449,000 LBP (down 41,000 LBP)- 98-octane gasoline: 2,467,000 LBP (down 40,000 LBP)- Diesel: 2,081,000 LBP (down 25,000 LBP)- Gas cylinder: 1,287,000 (down 42,000 LBP)

09-06-2026 11:35

Fuel prices drop in Lebanon

Fuel prices in Lebanon declined, with reductions recorded in gasoline, diesel and gas cylinder rates.The new prices are as follows:- 95-octane gasoline: 2,449,000 LBP (down 41,000 LBP)- 98-octane gasoline: 2,467,000 LBP (down 40,000 LBP)- Diesel: 2,081,000 LBP (down 25,000 LBP)- Gas cylinder: 1,287,000 (down 42,000 LBP)

09-06-2026 11:35

Trump says missiles were ‘on their way’ to Iran when he spoke to Netanyahu

Trump has denied that Netanyahu defied him by attacking Iran in retaliation for missile attacks on Israel, according to the BBC.Trump told Netanyahu to “use common sense” as “we’re close to signing a very powerful deal, a very good deal”, according to the report.The BBC quoted Trump as saying the missiles were “already on their way” when he spoke with the Israeli PM.He added, “If I tell him to do something, he does it.”

09-06-2026 11:22

Stable Spring Weather Holds Over Lebanon

The weather tomorrow is expected to be partly cloudy with fog forming over the highlands, with no significant change in temperatures along the coast, while temperatures will drop slightly over the mountains and inland areas.General Situation: A stable spring weather pattern is affecting Lebanon and the eastern Mediterranean basin, accompanied by high humidity and temperatures within seasonal averages.Note: Average temperatures for June are 22 to 30 degrees in Beirut, 21 to 29 degrees in Tripoli, and 16 to 32 degrees in Zahle.Expected Weather in Lebanon:Tuesday: Partly cloudy with fog over the highlands and a further slight rise in temperatures in the mountainous and inland regions, while temperatures remain largely unchanged on the coast.Wednesday: Partly cloudy with fog over the highlands and no significant change in temperatures along the coast, while temperatures slightly decrease over the mountains and inland.Thursday: Partly cloudy with fog over the highlands and no change in temperatures.Friday: Partly cloudy with fog and no change in temperatures on the coast, while temperatures slightly decrease over the mountains and in the Bekaa.Temperatures: Along the coast between 22 and 27 degrees, over the mountains between 12 and 22 degrees, and inland between 14 and 32 degrees.Surface winds: Southwesterly to westerly during the day, light and variable at night, with speeds between 8 and 25 km/h.Visibility: Good on the coast, worsening over mid-altitudes due to fog.Relative humidity on the coast: between 60 and 90 percent.Sea conditions: Calm, sea surface temperature 24 degrees.Atmospheric pressure: 760 mmHg.Sunrise: 5:26Sunset: 19:48

09-06-2026 11:21

Army Commander holds talks with Pakistan counterpart

General Rodolphe Haykal, Commander-in-Chief of the Lebanese Armed Forces, met with Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi.Upon his arrival at GHQ, General Haykal was accorded a Guard of Honour by a contingent representing Pakistan’s three armed services.During the meeting, the two military leaders exchanged views on matters of mutual interest, the evolving regional security environment, defence cooperation, and prospects for enhancing bilateral military relations. Discussions focused on strengthening professional exchanges, expanding training cooperation, and deepening institutional ties between the armed forces of Lebanon and Pakistan.Field Marshal Asim Munir reaffirmed the importance Pakistan attaches to its longstanding and friendly relations with Lebanon, underscoring the Pakistan Army’s commitment to broadening defence cooperation with the Lebanese Armed Forces.For his part, General Haykal praised the professionalism and operational excellence of the Pakistan Armed Forces and acknowledged their contributions to regional peace, stability, and international peacekeeping efforts.According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the visit reflects the shared commitment of both armed forces to further strengthening military-to-military cooperation.

09-06-2026 11:14

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For the First Time, Lebanon Files Complaint Against Iran at the UN Security Council

Lebanon’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants deposited an official letter addressed to the UN Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council, containing a formal complaint filed by Lebanon against Iran.In an unprecedented diplomatic move, Lebanon submitted an official complaint to the United Nations accusing Tehran of violating the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, interfering in Lebanon’s sovereign decision-making, and dragging the country into a devastating war against the will of the state.The complaint, which has become an official document in the Security Council and the General Assembly, challenges the Iranian narrative regarding the killing of Iranian diplomats in Beirut, and denies that the Iranian embassy coordinated with Lebanon’s Foreign Ministry regarding their transfer to the “Ramada” hotel. It also states that some of the deceased were not officially registered as diplomats, in violation of the Vienna Convention.According to the complaint submitted by Lebanon’s ambassador to the UN, Ahmad Arafa, it asserts Lebanon’s right to hold Iran internationally responsible for repeated breaches of its obligations and for actions that contradict international norms, including dragging Lebanon into a destructive war that resulted in thousands of casualties, mass displacement, and severe destruction, as well as territorial losses.The complaint also alleges involvement by Iranian security bodies, including the Revolutionary Guard, in unlawful actions that led to widespread destruction and regional instability.The document further claims Iran failed to comply with Lebanese decisions regarding its ambassador in Beirut and accuses it of continued interference in Lebanon’s internal affairs.The complaint is now registered as an official UN document under the reference S/2026/343.

13-05-2026 13:39

Watch: Airstrikes Hit Machgharah

The Israeli army carried out three airstrikes on the town of Machgharah in West Bekaa after issuing an evacuation warning.Watch the attached video for more.

30-05-2026 14:25

New fuel prices drop in Lebanon

The price of a 95-octane and 98-octane gasoline can increased by 28,000 LBP, while diesel fell by 33,000 LBP and a gas cylinder decreased by 71,000 LBP. The new prices are as follows:95-octane gasoline: 2,500,000 LBP98-octane gasoline: 2,518,000 LBPDiesel: 2,265,000 LBPGas cylinder: 1,498,000 LBP

12-05-2026 12:42

Hani: Lebanon’s priority is ceasefire and ending attrition

Minister of Agriculture Nizar Hani said that "the past period was marked by diving into technical and military details," noting that "Lebanon’s current effort is focused on stopping attrition, while the Israeli side is imposing negotiations under fire and continuing attempts to achieve field gains and control high hills in southern Lebanon."In an interview on the program "Ahdath" on Sawt Kull Lubnan radio, he stressed that "Lebanon’s main demand from the beginning has been a ceasefire in order to reach sustainable solutions and security stability." He affirmed that "Lebanon is exerting pressure with its friends, led by the United States, to achieve this goal, especially as security, social, and economic pressures require a swift and final solution," expressing hope that "negotiations will proceed at a faster pace and that hostilities will stop."He also pointed out that "the American mediator’s close follow-up and high-level engagement with the Lebanese file is a positive indicator, as President Trump is personally involved in the matter," adding that "the American side emphasized in yesterday’s negotiations the importance of Lebanon’s territorial independence."On the issue of displacement, Hani said that "despite challenges and limited resources, the government has managed the displacement crisis well, but international support has not been sufficient." He revealed that "relevant ministries are preparing to launch a new humanitarian appeal at the beginning of June to request support to meet humanitarian needs," noting that "part of the aid will be directed to host communities."He also said that "this government has taken decisive decisions unanimously in a democratic atmosphere," considering that "calls to bring down the government by the Secretary-General of Hezbollah were unrealistic, especially since the party’s ministers are part of the government."Regarding the draft general amnesty law, Hani expressed optimism that all parties could reach an agreement on the contentious points, particularly those related to army martyrs.As for areas affected by Israeli attacks, the Minister of Agriculture said they are estimated at around 60,000 hectares out of 250,000, noting that these lands account for 22.5% of Lebanon’s total agricultural land, and have no real alternative.

30-05-2026 12:20

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