**Al-Jumhuriah**
A party official stated that he has not completely lost hope regarding the possibility of a political leader changing his stance on a sensitive issue at the last moment.
A group of large companies rejected any modification to their electronic systems due to recent government measures and moved operations abroad until the end of April.
Some involved parties in a recently erupted crisis did not vote and preferred consensus at any cost, which was achieved.
**Al-Liwaa**
According to information available to a diplomatic figure, placing Lebanon on the agenda of discussions by the head of a European state in a significant Arab capital would be a minor detail if the visit occurs, given the major files between the two sides.
Civilian health institutions, regardless of their names, have become devoid of any practical substance in light of the lack of services and the cost of distances and fuel.
According to credible financial sources, it is quite difficult to find a near resolution to the issue of "Syrfa" at last month's rate concerning public sector employees and retirees.
**Nidaa Al-Watan**
A government reference expressed deep dissatisfaction for being attacked over the issue of timing while those responsible stepped aside.
The consulting firm that conducted a detailed study for the project of constructing an additional building at Beirut Airport reportedly only became aware of the project after it was awarded and allegedly confirmed to one of the relevant unions that it had never previously conducted a study, evaluation, or design for the mentioned project.
Security sources expressed concern over the continuation of the tense situation, which may enhance fears of a security incident that could deteriorate conditions, prompting everyone to seek a settlement.
**Al-Bina'a**
A European diplomat confirmed the existence of an American decision to restrain the Israeli government from pushing the region towards an explosion that Washington cannot bear the consequences of, even if it requires preventing escalation by restructuring Netanyahu's government by replacing extremist groups with centrist forces, or else pushing for early elections, always under the pressure of the street and the army.
It is known that a minister's decision regarding a controversial construction project will be based on the audit office's opinion: if the office finds no flaws in the project, there is no problem facing the objectors; if the office cites flaws, there is also no issue with retracting, because the political reference of the minister is clear in linking his work to legal cover.
**Al-Anbaa**
Chaos is infiltrating all state sectors without exception, and its reach into the telecommunications sector threatens to completely paralyze the country.
It was noted that one of the figures is assuming key coordinating roles and is trying to liberate and differentiate politically.
