Collapse at coal mine in Turkey's Sirnak province, workers trapped Part of a coal mine in Turkey's southeastern province of Sirnak has collapsed, leaving workers trapped, broadcaster NTV and other Turkish media said on Tuesday.
Collapse at coal mine in Turkey's Sirnak province, workers trapped Part of a coal mine in Turkey's southeastern province of Sirnak has collapsed, leaving workers trapped, broadcaster NTV and other Turkish media said on Tuesday.
Give world's poorest women control over sex, birth, to cut inequality A failure to give the world's poorest women control over their bodies could widen inequality in developing countries and thwart progress towards global goals aimed at ending poverty by 2030, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) said Tuesday.
Aoun appeals to world leaders on refugee crisis Declaring that Lebanon can no longer cope with the presence of Syrian refugees, President Michel Aoun Monday appealed to the international community for help in securing their safe return to their homeland.
Tapping into Lebanon’s SME potential Lebanon isn’t the friendliest environment for businesses of any size, particularly new ones getting off the ground.
Tapping into Lebanon’s SME potential Lebanon isn’t the friendliest environment for businesses of any size, particularly new ones getting off the ground.
Busy IPO season beckons for Cairo Egypt’s stock market is shaping up to be the Middle East’s hot spot for initial public offerings next year.
Brexit transition period can create certainty for businesses: UK's Hammond Companies in Britain and the European Union will benefit from the certainty of a time-limited transition period during Brexit, British finance minister Philip Hammond said Tuesday.
Advancing Lebanon cause In a series of high-level international visits over recent months, Prime Minister Saad Hariri has championed the cause of Lebanon globally.
Advancing Lebanon cause In a series of high-level international visits over recent months, Prime Minister Saad Hariri has championed the cause of Lebanon globally.
We need a smarter approach to refugees In recent years, few issues have generated as much public debate as the plight of refugees.
Trump applies his business style to Iran dealings Donald Trump is notorious in the business world for stiffing other companies when it’s time to pay the bill – offering partial settlement of what he owes and proposing to negotiate the rest.
Ronaldo and Kane go head-to-head For once, Cristiano Ronaldo won’t go into his next match as the most prolific scorer.
Ronaldo and Kane go head-to-head For once, Cristiano Ronaldo won’t go into his next match as the most prolific scorer.
Federer ‘saves best for last’ to beat Nadal Roger Federer said he “saved the best for last” after he beat great rival Rafael Nadal for the fifth time in succession to win the Shanghai Masters Sunday.
James back, Cavs debut new starting lineup The King has returned. LeBron James made his preseason debut Tuesday after missing Cleveland’s first three games with a sprained left ankle.
Kaepernick files grievance against NFL Free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick filed a grievance against the NFL, accusing the 32 owners of collusion, the controversial player’s legal team announced Sunday.
Arrivederci, Arrivabene? Five talking points Five talking points from the Japanese Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton’s victory Sunday.
Where next for a rare archive? A 20-year anniversary can fly under the radar as an organization gets on with the job.
Where next for a rare archive? A 20-year anniversary can fly under the radar as an organization gets on with the job.
Mashrou’ Leila responds to Egypt concert arrests Lebanese indie rock band Mashrou’ Leila denounced Egypt’s “anti-gay witch-hunt” and urged the international community to stand up for LGBTQI+ rights, in a statement posted to their official Facebook page Tuesday.
City more than backdrop for ‘Berlin Station’ cast Actors Leland Orser and Keke Palmer crouch next to a fence at a dusty former East Berlin concrete plant as cranes whir behind them, moving pallets of goods in an industrial area oblivious to the film shoot.
Thousands respond 'me too' to actress's Twitter prompt on sexual abuse Actress Alyssa Milano has sparked a massive outpouring with a simple Twitter request that women respond "me too" if they've been sexually assaulted or harassed.
Drive for giant marine sanctuary in Antarctica Australia and France kick off a fresh push Monday to create a vast marine sanctuary in pristine East Antarctica, hoping to build on the success of landmark deal secured last year at a key annual conservation summit.
Drive for giant marine sanctuary in Antarctica Australia and France kick off a fresh push Monday to create a vast marine sanctuary in pristine East Antarctica, hoping to build on the success of landmark deal secured last year at a key annual conservation summit.
Japan's 'Blade Library' offers joy of blade running to amputees Haruta Saito, a young Japanese amputee who dreams of becoming a Paralympian, remembers strapping on a prosthetic "running blade" for the first time.
Debut L.I.P.S. fashion closes triumphantly Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D minor started to play while Freya, the Norse goddess of love, made her dramatic appearance on the runway, crying tears of gold.
In first, scientists detect gravitational waves and light from star collision Scientists in the United States and Europe have for the first time detected gravitational waves, the ripples in space and time predicted by Albert Einstein, at the same time as light from the same cosmic event, according to research published on Monday
The godfather of eco-bling: Brando’s paradise An exotic island paradise in French Polynesia bought by Marlon Brando in the ’60s is using its Hollywood image to tackle environmental issues – with a little help from its jet-set visitors.
Our favorite three-row SUVs under $60,000 It may be the age of the compact crossover, but sometimes you want an SUV that’s not too big and not to small, but just right.
