Headlines 22 Oct 2026
Radio Al-Rissala · Today’s Press
An-Nahar
- A delicate test for the government today over the explosives case.
- Education minister to An-Nahar: A solution for contract teachers at the beginning of November.
- Paul Guiragossian: His centenary in Abu Dhabi rediscovers the human being.
- Iran’s threat to the internet: Changing equations and possible alternatives.
Ad-Diyar
- The dangerous hundred hours facing Lebanon and the region.
- Washington: No European forces in the south… and an entrenchment of “open borders”.
Al-Akhbar
- Referring the Dahr Al-Baydar case to the Judicial Council is a declaration of war: Have Aoun and Salam decided to confront the resistance?
- Gaza: The threat of famine returns.
Ash-Sharq
- Israel wants war… Iran is afraid… and America watches!!!
- A flood of cautionary advice to senior Lebanese officials.
Nida Al-Watan
- Hezbollah’s explosives test the government as Tampa negotiations yield no breakthrough.
- Aoun challenged the banking reform law, and the accusation is that he exercised his powers.
- Lebanon first and last: From influence to sovereignty.
- Riyadh’s umbrella expands… Tehran’s encirclement tightens.
Al-Liwaa
- Dahr Al-Baydar explosives to the Judicial Council… Berri insists on the law: We will attend the session.
- Salam receives renewed Saudi support… The Élysée proposes an army support conference after the Israeli elections.
- Bin Salman and Macron coordinate positions to strengthen regional security.
Al-Joumhouria
- Aoun and Berri seek to strengthen the domestic front.
- Aoun: Some seek outside help against their own brother.
Al-Binaa
- Iran holds to its conditions… Netanyahu faces the risk of defeat and the possibility of a military gamble.
- Egyptian-Turkish tensions test the Mecca alliance… The war in Yemen deepens Saudi Arabia’s predicament.
- Internet cables as a deterrence tool… Putin and Witkoff discuss war and settlement issues.
Al-Anbaa (Kuwait)
- A French conference to support the Lebanese army after the Israeli elections.
Al-Rai
- Tampa negotiations are hemmed in by regional escalation. Will the hurdle of referring Hezbollah’s explosives to the Judicial Council be overcome?
Al Jarida
- Al-Jalal and Lebanon’s ambassador discuss cooperation in higher education.
Asharq Al-Awsat
- Lebanon’s justice minister: Investigations into Hezbollah’s explosives shipment are expanding, with no limits.