Lebanon newspaper goes blank to protest political crisis Nayla al-Tueni, the editor-in-chief of Lebanon's oldest newspaper An-Nahar addresses the government during a press conference in Beirut saying that "people are tired and An-Nahar is tired of writing up your pretexts and repeated empty promises," after they distributed the daily paper to newsstands completely blank to protest a political deadlock and economic woes in the tiny Mediterranean country. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES