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Lebanese media group Annahar launches AI-powered journalist ‘Nahar’

  • Launch is latest milestone in group’s strategy to modernize newsrooms by integrating tech into daily operations
  • Innovation ‘opens new horizons for creativity and productivity,’ says Annahar Editor-in Chief Nayla Tueni
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TikTok to roll out AI literacy tools, spam detection in MENA

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Truth Social to sell trading firms ‘fastest’ access to Trump’s posts

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US to tighten visa regulations for foreign students, journalists

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PEN America vows to defend Palestinian writers after president resigns over ‘unethical’ treatment

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Publishers accuse Google of stealing copyrighted content in new lawsuit

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UN experts demand release of detained Algerian journalist

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CNN sets new date for first MENA-hosted Global Perspectives event in Doha amid regional tensions

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Rights groups confirm photo of bound Palestinian detainee corroborates Israeli torture reports

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