Headlines 21 Oct 2026

Radio Al-Rissala · Today’s Press

An-Nahar

  • Warnings to Hezbollah rain down on Lebanon.
  • The electricity recovery project? Needed: 3,000 megawatts. Available: 950 megawatts.
  • Arab stories about coffee’s place in society: Every pattern has a homeland, every cup a story.
  • Jerusalem–Beirut: Tom Harb proposes trial visits.
  • A Druze sheikh and fashion designer: My religious attire does not contradict my passion.
  • Our antiquities are our identity: Tourism revenue and the risks of smuggling.

Ad-Diyar

  • A constitutional victory for President Aoun corrects a legislative flaw and safeguards the central bank’s authority.
  • The minutes substantiate the appeal and disprove the account that the “government text” was approved.

Al-Akhbar

  • Aoun and Salam insist on strife.
  • The Dahr Al-Baydar case goes to the local council, amid incitement against the army.
  • America to Iran: Nuclear concessions or war.

Ash-Sharq

  • Can Hezbollah make a decision in Lebanon’s interest?
  • Tampa negotiations begin as the army denies Israeli allegations.

Nida Al-Watan

  • Tampa presses for disarmament as the judiciary pursues the “party” of explosives — 2.
  • And they won’t give us a visa.

Al-Liwaa

  • The army refutes the Israeli account: Israeli shelling prevented the emptying of the Kafra facility.
  • Washington seeks agreement on monitoring countries and the mechanism… Fahmi surveys destruction in Nabatieh and Tyre.
  • The Revolutionary Guard refuses to relinquish enriched nuclear material.
  • Taiz repels Houthi attacks… British defensive aircraft in Saudi Arabia.

Al-Joumhouria

  • The implementation mechanism is the key to understandings.
  • Kafra confirms the army’s achievement… and strengthens negotiations.

Al-Binaa

  • Iran raises the prospect of targeting internet cables beneath Hormuz… A new deterrence equation beyond oil.
  • Trump acknowledges for the first time: I am negotiating with Putin over Iran, Ukraine and diesel.
  • Israel threatens Lebanon amid negotiations without prospects, while Yemen consolidates its ground and firepower equations.

Al-Anbaa (Kuwait)

  • Lebanese Forces proposal to shorten Parliament’s term.
  • Arab League secretary-general visits southern Lebanon: Israeli attacks are unacceptable.
  • The Lebanese army rejects Israeli allegations concerning its units’ work south of the Litani.

Al-Rai

  • Israel undermines the military negotiations in Florida with a pre-emptive attack on the Lebanese army.

Al Jarida

  • Lebanon: Hezbollah threatens domestic escalation.

Asharq Al-Awsat

  • Lebanon issues two orders to bring in Hezbollah officials.

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