Some 25,000 run in Sidon marathon The second edition of the Sidon marathon kicked off Sunday morning in the southern coastal city, as some 25,000 runners competed in six races.
Some 25,000 run in Sidon marathon The second edition of the Sidon marathon kicked off Sunday morning in the southern coastal city, as some 25,000 runners competed in six races.
French Muslim group sues Facebook, Youtube over Christchurch footage streaming The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) said Monday it was suing internet giants Facebook and YouTube for allowing the public broadcast of a live video by the man who carried out the New Zealand mosque massacre this month.
Bouteflika sacks state television head Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, facing mass protests against his 20-year rule, sacked the head of the state television, private Ennahar TV channel reported Monday.
Moody’s keeps banks’ outlook stable Moody’s Investors Service Friday maintained its stable outlook for Lebanese banks due to expected flows of customer deposits and economic growth, but warned that negative political developments were a key risk.
Moody’s keeps banks’ outlook stable Moody’s Investors Service Friday maintained its stable outlook for Lebanese banks due to expected flows of customer deposits and economic growth, but warned that negative political developments were a key risk.
Uber ‘set to announce’ $3.1B deal to buy Careem Uber Technologies Inc. is set to announce a $3.1 billion cash-and-share deal to acquire its Dubai-based rival Careem Networks FZ as early as this week, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Nike fined $14M for blocking cross-border sales of soccer merchandise U.S. sportswear maker Nike was hit with a 12.5 million euro ($14.14 million) fine Monday for blocking cross-border sales of soccer merchandise of some of Europe's best-known clubs, the latest EU sanction against such restrictions.
Incendiary policies With every new explosive decision that comes out of the White House these days, the world, including America’s allies, asks itself: Whatever happened to the America that stood for justice, respect for geopolitics, diplomacy and the rule of law?
Incendiary policies With every new explosive decision that comes out of the White House these days, the world, including America’s allies, asks itself: Whatever happened to the America that stood for justice, respect for geopolitics, diplomacy and the rule of law?
U.K. is in turmoil but Don Jr. can save the day Britain is in turmoil as the Brexit deadline approaches.
Are we already entering the age of ‘hack back’? When the debris settles after special counsel Robert Mueller completes his investigation into Russian hacking of the 2016 presidential election, America will still be left with the underlying problem that triggered the probe in the first place - the threat of malicious cyberattacks against political parties, corporations and anybody else who uses the internet.
Lebanon sent packing from Olympic qualifiers The Lebanese national football side’s bid for a first Olympics appearance ended meekly Sunday following a 2-0 loss to Saudi Arabia in their second group game of the AFC U23 Championship qualifiers.
Lebanon sent packing from Olympic qualifiers The Lebanese national football side’s bid for a first Olympics appearance ended meekly Sunday following a 2-0 loss to Saudi Arabia in their second group game of the AFC U23 Championship qualifiers.
Osaka, Zverev crash out, Serena withdraws Naomi Osaka crashed out of the third round of the WTA and ATP Miami Open Saturday as Hsieh Su-Wei exacted revenge for a painful Australian Open defeat with a 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-3 victory.
Nowitzki passes Chamberlain for No. 6 on NBA scoring list Dallas Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki knocked down his first two jumpers during a Monday night matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans to pass Wilt Chamberlain for the No.
Semenya optimistic of CAS success in IAAF battle Double Olympic 800-meters champion Caster Semenya is “optimistic” of success in her appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) over eligibility regulations in athletics for female classification.
Bottas upstages Hamilton in ‘best race ever’ Valtteri Bottas upstaged his Mercedes world champion teammate Lewis Hamilton Sunday to win the season-opening Australian Formula One Grand Prix in a sizzling performance that he called his “best ever.”
Reflecting on Arab documentary “There are so many ways to see and discuss and celebrate documentary film,” Orwa Nyrabia observed, “well beyond festival premieres and competitions.”
Reflecting on Arab documentary “There are so many ways to see and discuss and celebrate documentary film,” Orwa Nyrabia observed, “well beyond festival premieres and competitions.”
'Simpsons' producers pull iconic Michael Jackson episode The producers of "The Simpsons" are removing a classic episode that featured the voice of Michael Jackson.
Keith Flint, singer of The Prodigy, dies at 49 Keith Flint, lead singer of electronic band The Prodigy, has been found dead at his home near London. He was 49.
Apple eyes streaming services, aiming for reinvention Apple looks to begin a fresh reinvention Monday as it rolls out Hollywood stars for its new streaming television service, part of a broad shift of direction for the California technology giant.
Apple eyes streaming services, aiming for reinvention Apple looks to begin a fresh reinvention Monday as it rolls out Hollywood stars for its new streaming television service, part of a broad shift of direction for the California technology giant.
A step to saving fertility of boys with cancer Scientists are closing in on a way to help young boys undergoing cancer treatment preserve their future fertility - and the proof is the first monkey born from the experimental technology.
Army, civilians brave ‘backcountry skiing’ event Hundreds of civilians and military personnel braved storms earlier this month to compete in “Alpha Patrouille des Cedres,” a backcountry ski race around the Zaarour area organized by Lebanese explorer and sportsman Maxime Chaya.
Robots, child jockeys compete in Egypt camel race Remote-controlled robot jockeys lined up at a major camel racing festival in northeastern Egypt, as owners came under pressure from campaigns to stop using child riders.
Ride like Putin: 7-ton armored luxury limo on show in Geneva If you want to ride like Vlad – Russian President Vladimir Putin, that is – this may be the limo for you.
Drought wipes Chilean lake off the map The cows and horses would have come for the last blades of grass.