Israel barges into Deir Mimas homes; Iran warned of US plans to resume attacks; first strikes on Riyadh since 2022: Everything you need to know this Monday
Here is what happened over the weekend and what to expect today, Monday, Sept. 21.
L'Orient Today / By Abbas Mahfouz,
21 September 2026 09:17
Want to get the Morning Brief by email? Click here to sign up.Monday, Sept. 21, 2026 Some key things to watch today:11 a.m. The Executive Bureau of the General Confederation of Lebanese Workers is holding a meeting, chaired by Bechara al-Asmar, to discuss the lack of price controls and the issue of salaries.11 a.m. Culture Minister Ghassan Salameh receives the Russian Ambassador to Lebanon, Alexander Rudakov.12:30 p.m. Information Minister Paul Morcos receives the Algerian Ambassador to Lebanon, Khamisi Arif.5:30 p.m. The 21st edition of the Samir Kassir Award for Freedom of the Press ceremony, held at the invitation of the European Union Ambassador to Lebanon, Sandra De Waele, and attended by Information Minister Paul Morcos (representing Prime Minister Nawaf Salam).A woman walks past a billboard about the Strait of Hormuz, on a...
Want to get the Morning Brief by email? Click here to sign up.Monday, Sept. 21, 2026 Some key things to watch today:11 a.m. The Executive Bureau of the General Confederation of Lebanese Workers is holding a meeting, chaired by Bechara al-Asmar, to discuss the lack of price controls and the issue of salaries.11 a.m. Culture Minister Ghassan Salameh receives the Russian Ambassador to Lebanon, Alexander Rudakov.12:30 p.m. Information Minister Paul Morcos receives the Algerian Ambassador to Lebanon, Khamisi Arif.5:30 p.m. The 21st edition of the Samir Kassir Award for Freedom of the Press ceremony, held at the invitation of the European Union Ambassador to Lebanon, Sandra De Waele, and attended by Information Minister Paul Morcos (representing Prime Minister Nawaf Salam).A woman walks past a billboard about the Strait of Hormuz, on a...
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