BreakingNews·190811 - 黎巴嫩報紙出版“無新聞”抗議版

Lebanon's only English-language daily newspaper published an edition on Thursday without any news. The Daily Star printed a newspaper that contained largely blank, white pages. The front page simply said "Lebanon". The inside pages contained a single banner highlighting the current ills the paper deems the country is suffering from, and the back page had a photo of a cedar tree (Lebanon's national symbol) with a caption reading: "Wake up before it's too late." The newspaper explained why it had not put any news on its pages, saying it had, "refrained from publishing news articles in its print edition" to protest against the country's deteriorating economy and political situation.

黎巴嫩唯一的英文日報周四出版了一期，沒有任何新聞。《每日星報》刊登了一份報紙，其中大部分是空白的白頁。頭版上只簡單地寫著“黎巴嫩”。內(nèi)頁上只有一條橫幅，強調(diào)了該報認為黎巴嫩目前正在遭受的疾病，而封底上有一張雪松樹(黎巴嫩的國家象征)的照片，標題寫著:“醒過來，不要太晚。”《人民日報》解釋了為何沒有在其版面上刊登任何新聞，稱其“避免在印刷版上刊登新聞文章”，以抗議該國不斷惡化的經(jīng)濟和政治形勢。

The Daily Star's editor-in-chief, Nadim Ladki, spoke to reporters at CNN about the rationale for the protest publication. She said: "The aim is to ring the alarm bells about all the challenges that our country is facing and to urge everyone in Lebanon to work towards resolving these crises." She added that she was, "calling on politicians and everyone to pull together". Some of the headlines on the inside pages read: "Government deadlock," "Pollution at alarming levels," and "Public debt close to $100 million". Other woes highlighted included unemployment and illegal weapons flooding the country. Ms Ladki said: "It's enough that people take notice of these problems and think."

《每日星報》總編納迪姆·拉德基(Nadim Ladki)在接受CNN記者采訪時談到了出版抗議刊物的理由。她說:“我們的目的是為我們國家所面臨的所有挑戰(zhàn)敲響警鐘，并敦促黎巴嫩所有人為解決這些危機而努力。”她補充說，她正在“呼吁政界人士和所有人齊心協(xié)力”。內(nèi)頁上的一些標題是:“政府僵局”、“污染水平令人擔憂”和“公共債務接近1億美元”。其他突出的問題包括失業(yè)和非法武器泛濫。拉德基表示:“人們注意到這些問題并進行思考就足夠了。”