Lebanon
Lebanon will keep its airspace open, minister says
Lebanon will aim to keep its airspace open, a minister said on Saturday, hours after officials said the airspace would be shut down in the evening amid Iran-Israel conflict.
Lebanon will switch to daylight saving time (GMT+3) on Saturday night.
A measure contested for its effectiveness © Mena Today
Lebanon will switch to daylight saving time (GMT+3) on Saturday night.
Tonight, at midnight, you'll have to set your clocks and watches ahead by one hour: At midnight (winter time) on Sunday, it will be 1 a.m., according to the new time.
Lebanon will aim to keep its airspace open, a minister said on Saturday, hours after officials said the airspace would be shut down in the evening amid Iran-Israel conflict.
French special envoy to Lebanon, Jean-Yves Le Drian, met Wednesday with a senior Hezbollah official to discuss the renewal of the UN peacekeeping mission’s mandate in southern Lebanon, according to a source familiar with the talks.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned on Friday that the Israeli army will continue striking targets in Beirut unless the Lebanese government disarms Hezbollah, escalating tensions a day after a wave of Israeli airstrikes devastated several buildings in the densely populated southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital — a stronghold of the Shiite group.
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