Lebanese Forces Party leader, Samir Geagea, received at the party's headquarters in Maarab, the new Norwegian Ambassador to Lebanon, Hilde Haraldstad, on a courtesy visit, accompanied by First Secretary Eric Sanda. Geagea reiterated the imperative of a two-state solution as the fundamental path towards securing lasting peace and stability for both the Israeli and Palestinian populations. Regarding the presidential file, LF leader stressed the necessity of respecting the institutions and the constitution in Lebanon, affirming that "the presence of a president is a necessity to lead the country, especially with regard to foreign and defense policy and international negotiations." He also touched on the issue of illegal Syrian presence, calling for "the need to correct the position of the Scandinavian countries towards this issue by helping the return of Syrians residing illegally to their country. Source: National News Agency - Lebanon
Temperatures to Ease Through Friday After Days of Intense Heat
August 11, 2026
Amman: Temperatures are forecast to decline gradually through the end of the week, returning to seasonal averages by Friday, while very hot conditions continue to affect the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, according to the Jordan Meteorologica…