Iran's fuel shipments violate sovereignty: Mikati Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said Iranian fuel shipments imported by Hezbollah constitute a "violation of Lebanon's sovereignty," according to comments published by his office on Twitter.
Iran's fuel shipments violate sovereignty: Mikati Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said Iranian fuel shipments imported by Hezbollah constitute a "violation of Lebanon's sovereignty," according to comments published by his office on Twitter.
Australia at centre of Indo-Pacific alliances to counter China Australia finds itself as the common link in a new mesh of global alliances centred on the Indo-Pacific that are all but in name aimed at countering China's rising military power and economic clout.
Iran looks east after China-led bloc OKs entry Iran on Saturday hailed its acceptance into a China and Russia-led bloc, an eastward turn it sees as opening access to major world markets and a counter to crippling Western sanctions.
Lebanon receives $1.39 billion in IMF SDRs Lebanon has officially received $1.139 billion from the International Monetary Fund which is part of the country’s Special Drawing Rights, the Finance Ministry announced Friday.
Lebanon receives $1.39 billion in IMF SDRs Lebanon has officially received $1.139 billion from the International Monetary Fund which is part of the country’s Special Drawing Rights, the Finance Ministry announced Friday.
Iran's petrochemical, fuel sales boom as sanctions hit crude exports Iranian fuel and petrochemical exports have boomed in recent years despite stringent U.S. sanctions
IMF chief denies altering World Bank report to appease China IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva on Thursday disputed an independent investigation which found that in her previous job at the World Bank, she pressed staff to alter a report to avoid angering China.
Lebanon between kakistocracy and kleptocracy While the government ideally is responsible to protect the society against fraud, violence and injustice, it becomes itself unjust, merging with the oligarchic class of the country to siphon people’s assets for the benefit of the few and sell out national resources to foreign capitals based on “self-beneficial” interests.
Lebanon between kakistocracy and kleptocracy While the government ideally is responsible to protect the society against fraud, violence and injustice, it becomes itself unjust, merging with the oligarchic class of the country to siphon people’s assets for the benefit of the few and sell out national resources to foreign capitals based on “self-beneficial” interests.
Arsenal win again as Liverpool top Premier League Martin Odegaard scored his first goal since his permanent switch to Arsenal Saturday to further ease the pressure on Mikel Arteta as Sadio Mane helped fire Liverpool to the top of the Premier League.
Arsenal win again as Liverpool top Premier League Martin Odegaard scored his first goal since his permanent switch to Arsenal Saturday to further ease the pressure on Mikel Arteta as Sadio Mane helped fire Liverpool to the top of the Premier League.
Medvedev wins U.S. Open to end Djokovic calendar Grand Slam bid Novak Djokovic's quest for a record 21st major title that would have completed the calendar-year Grand Slam collapsed at the final hurdle in a stunning 6-4 6-4 6-4 defeat by Russian Daniil Medvedev in the U.S. Open final Sunday.
First Afghan cricket team in Taliban era arrives in Bangladesh Afghanistan's Under-19 team began to arrive in Bangladesh Saturday to play a short series, an official said, the first Afghan cricket team to play abroad following the Taliban takeover.
Ricciardo wins F1 Italian GP as Hamilton, Verstappen crash out Daniel Ricciardo won the Formula One Italian Grand Prix Sunday as the Australian took advantage of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's dramatic crash which eliminated both championship rivals.
Church in former IS Iraqi stronghold gets new bell A bell was inaugurated at a church in Mosul on Saturday to the cheers of Iraqi Christians, seven years after the Islamic State group overran the northern city.
Church in former IS Iraqi stronghold gets new bell A bell was inaugurated at a church in Mosul on Saturday to the cheers of Iraqi Christians, seven years after the Islamic State group overran the northern city.
Afghan musicians grieve abandoned instruments A Taliban guard shows AFP a storeroom full of intact musical instruments that were left behind, after reports that everything had been trashed. The caretaker says the group’s leaders had ordered him to protect the instruments
Russian actor says ‘too late’ to fear ISS launch ‘If you’re afraid of wolves,’ 36-year-old screen star Yulia Peresild told journalists, a month before being dispatched to the International Space Station, ‘you shouldn’t go into the forest.’
Clint Eastwood, 91, in the saddle for ‘Cry Macho’ The legendarily prolific Hollywood star has never shown much interest in retiring and appears on-screen in the movie as a former rodeo champion tasked with one last job
Pets enjoy some pampering in Palestinian clinic A new animal clinic has opened in the occupied West Bank, part of a growing tendency among Palestinians to raise and pamper pets.
Pets enjoy some pampering in Palestinian clinic A new animal clinic has opened in the occupied West Bank, part of a growing tendency among Palestinians to raise and pamper pets.
Abu Dhabi cancels COVID-19 entry testing for UAE travellers Abu Dhabi will cancel COVID-19 testing requirements to enter the emirate for travellers from the UAE starting on Sunday, the United Arab Emirates' state news agency WAM said on Saturday.
SpaceX all-civilian orbital crew completes historic mission Four SpaceX tourists returned to Earth safely on Saturday after spending three days in space, successfully concluding the first orbital mission in history with no professional astronauts on board.
Libya-Tunisia border reopens after Covid closure Tunisia and Libya opened their shared border on Friday, two months after it was closed as Tunisia's coronavirus caseload soared
World on 'catastrophic' path to 2.7C warming: UN chief A failure to slash global emissions is setting the world on a "catastrophic" path to 2.7 degrees Celsius heating, UN chief Antonio Guterres warned Friday just weeks before crunch climate talks.
