Below are the most prominent coverage headlines until 16:00. Beirut time:
An advantage for the Democrats in polls in Congress and anger over her representative's support for a Republican candidate.
Election estimates based on public opinion polls show Democrats ahead of Republicans in the race for control of the US Congress ahead of midterm elections scheduled for tomorrow, with Democrats holding a 47-seat lead in the House of Representatives and two seats in the Senate.
"Electricité of Lebanon" begins to cut off electricity to public institutions that retire after paying their debts.
The Electricité company from Lebanon announced that it has begun, as of this morning, updating the regulations for subscribers to public administrations, institutions and municipalities that are in arrears in paying their debts, in preparation for the implementation of the decision to cut off the electricity supply to them, especially those who did not initiate communication with the company to settle their situation.
Moscow warns not to attack Tehran again.
The spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, confirmed that military operations will not succeed in breaking the will of the Iranian people or dissuade them from defending the sovereignty and independence of their country, and warned against the consequences of any new attacks on Tehran.
Xi meets the Sultan of Oman: the Middle East and the Gulf region are not an arena for competition between great powers.
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized that the Middle East and the Gulf region must not become an arena for competition between great powers or geopolitical conflicts, and emphasized that maintaining peace and stability there is a shared responsibility.