Jumblatt blasts Phares for Army comments Progressive Socialist Party head MP Walid Jumblatt Saturday criticized Lebanese-born American right-wing political pundit Walid Phares over recent comments he made about the Lebanese Army and new U.S. sanctions against Hezbollah.
Jumblatt blasts Phares for Army comments Progressive Socialist Party head MP Walid Jumblatt Saturday criticized Lebanese-born American right-wing political pundit Walid Phares over recent comments he made about the Lebanese Army and new U.S. sanctions against Hezbollah.
Venezuela opposition calls for massive march before vote Thousands are gathering in the Venezuelan capital for a march toward the embattled nation's Supreme Court in an escalating push to stop President Nicolas Maduro from proceeding with his plans to rewrite the constitution.
Macron, Putin, Merkel and Poroshenko to discuss Ukraine French President Emmanuel Macron will call the leaders of Russia, Germany and Ukraine on Monday to discuss the conflict in eastern Ukraine, his office said in a statement.
Private sector urges recall of salary scale Lebanon’s private sector is up in arms after Parliament endorsed new taxes and approved the salary scale for civil servants and public school teachers.
Private sector urges recall of salary scale Lebanon’s private sector is up in arms after Parliament endorsed new taxes and approved the salary scale for civil servants and public school teachers.
Saudi Arabia curtails crude flow to U.S. Saudi Arabia is making good on promises to curtail oil shipments to the United States with the likely intention of draining visible inventories and support prices.
That was fun; now comes the slowdown For all the talk of world economies rising in sync, there does not seem to be an abundance of optimism about how long it will last.
An Army to be proud of The clashes seen Friday around Arsal and the Lebanese-Syrian border are in no way a surprise.
An Army to be proud of The clashes seen Friday around Arsal and the Lebanese-Syrian border are in no way a surprise.
Urfa: Aspirations and education meet Since the year 2011 ]the world has been witnessing the biggest displacement crisis since World War II.
Star-crossed history of CIA paramilitary action What did the CIA’s covert assistance program for Syrian rebels accomplish?
Liverpool warn off Coutinho suitors Juergen Klopp has declared Liverpool will not part with their best players as speculation continues over the future of midfielder Philippe Coutinho amid a proposed move to Barcelona.
Liverpool warn off Coutinho suitors Juergen Klopp has declared Liverpool will not part with their best players as speculation continues over the future of midfielder Philippe Coutinho amid a proposed move to Barcelona.
Wimbledon trophy Federer’s hangover cure Croaky and hungover, Roger Federer could barely recall where he had been as he celebrated until dawn.
Lakers’ Lonzo Ball posts triple-double, in Adidas Lonzo Ball had another strong performance in the NBA Summer League, this time in another brand of footwear.
Void in the pool as post-Phelps era dawns The world swimming championships will usher in a new era following the retirement of American great Michael Phelps when eight days of racing commence at Budapest’s Duna Arena Sunday.
Hamilton could walk away from F1 ... or maybe not Lewis Hamilton has hinted he could walk away from Formula One at the end of the season, while also indicating it was highly unlikely.
Malaysia bans 'Despacito' on state radio, TV due to lyrics Malaysia has banned "Despacito" on state radio and television, though it might be hard to slow the song's record-breaking popularity
Malaysia bans 'Despacito' on state radio, TV due to lyrics Malaysia has banned "Despacito" on state radio and television, though it might be hard to slow the song's record-breaking popularity
Exhumation of Dali remains finds moustache intact Forensic experts in Spain have removed hair, nails and two long bones from Salvador Dali’s embalmed remains to find genetic samples for a paternity test – a move that opens the possibility for a woman who says she is the surrealist artist’s daughter to claim part of the Dali estate.
R&B singer R. Kelly denies holding women captive R&B star R. Kelly on Monday denied explosive allegations that he was holding women in virtual slavery with control over all aspects of their lives
HIV and cancer teams double up to seek out new disease killers HIV experts at an international conference starting on Saturday are keenly courting colleagues in oncology to explore whether advances in harnessing the immune system against cancer can help the search for a cure for AIDS.
HIV and cancer teams double up to seek out new disease killers HIV experts at an international conference starting on Saturday are keenly courting colleagues in oncology to explore whether advances in harnessing the immune system against cancer can help the search for a cure for AIDS.
Syrian barber creates art on clients’ heads In a city full of hair stylists, Muhannad Khaled Omar stands out. Omar, 26, is a Palestinian-Syrian stylist known for shaving celebrity portraits into clients’ hair.
Peregrine falcon dies after flying into UC Berkeley window One of two baby peregrine falcons born on the University of California, Berkeley campus died after flying into a window, university officials said Wednesday
Lasmborghini Countach: The car world’s Lucifer 1983 shouldn’t have been particularly memorable for most people, but for me it was traumatic.
