Iceland’s Pirates head for power A party that hangs a skull-and-crossbones flag at its HQ, and promises to clean up corruption, grant asylum to Edward Snowden and accept the bitcoin virtual currency, could be on course to form the next Icelandic government.
Iceland’s Pirates head for power A party that hangs a skull-and-crossbones flag at its HQ, and promises to clean up corruption, grant asylum to Edward Snowden and accept the bitcoin virtual currency, could be on course to form the next Icelandic government.
Sept. 11 bill underscores U.S. double standards A bill passed by Congress allowing the families of Sept. 11 victims to sue the Saudi government has prompted reactions of outrage and ridicule among some in the Arab world.
Govt to cover breast cancer reconstructions Lebanese women without private insurance who are treated at government-contracted hospitals will no longer pay for breast reconstruction surgery following mastectomy operations, Health Minister Wael Abu Faour announced Thursday, as these costs will be covered by the government.
Economic Committees hint at escalation The Economic Committees Thursday suggested again that it may close all businesses if the government failed to end the political deadlock and revitalize the economy.
Economic Committees hint at escalation The Economic Committees Thursday suggested again that it may close all businesses if the government failed to end the political deadlock and revitalize the economy.
Saudi stocks rise on oil output cut Saudi stocks climbed from the lowest level in eight months after an OPEC deal to cut oil output helped investors look past concerns over possible legal action against the kingdom for alleged ties to the Sept. 11 attacks.
The biggest winners, losers from oil deal The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries’ agreement to cut production ends two years of Saudi Arabia’s pump-at-will policies, which had sunk oil prices to the joy of drivers in the Western world and the consternation of central bankers seeking to stave off deflation.
Media in predicament Journalists in Lebanon have not only contributed to the press in this part of the world, they were in fact the founders and publishers of media outlets nearly 150 year ago.
Media in predicament Journalists in Lebanon have not only contributed to the press in this part of the world, they were in fact the founders and publishers of media outlets nearly 150 year ago.
Is the Trump balloon starting to deflate? After its questionable debate performance, it seems that Mr. Trump’s carefully constructed political persona may be starting to deflate.
Hillary Clinton reassured a fearful world Watching Monday night’s presidential debate from a country that has been bankrupted by populist economic ideas was instructive: Argentina’s experience shows that good countries can make very bad political decisions that have lasting costs.
Carrasco strike helps Atletico halt Bayern’s run Bayern Munich’s perfect start to the season under coach Carlo Ancelotti came to an end as Jannick Carrasco’s first-half goal gave Atletico Madrid a 1-0 home victory in their Champions League Group D game Wednesday.
Carrasco strike helps Atletico halt Bayern’s run Bayern Munich’s perfect start to the season under coach Carlo Ancelotti came to an end as Jannick Carrasco’s first-half goal gave Atletico Madrid a 1-0 home victory in their Champions League Group D game Wednesday.
Djokovic pulls out of China Open for elbow injury Six-time champion Novak Djokovic has been forced to pull out of next week’s China Open because of an elbow injury, according to a statement on his website.
Garnett says 'farewell' after 21 NBA seasons Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett is calling time on his NBA career after 21 seasons, posting a video on Instagram saying "farewell" and "thank you" to fans who have backed him since 1995
‘Hey Tiger, how about a sandwich?’ Tiger Woods has endured two tough runner-up finishes in majors at Hazeltine, but he could be reduced even further, to sandwich delivery man, at the Ryder Cup here this week.
Advantage Rosberg as F1 title fight resumes Rainy weather may be the only thing that can stop Mercedes from clinching a third straight Formula One constructors’ title at this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix, as new championship leader Nico Rosberg seeks to capitalize on his current edge over teammate Lewis Hamilton.
Hoffman and Dench, Emmy nominees Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench have received International Emmy nominations for their roles in the BBC One TV movie “Roald Dahl’s Esio Trot.”
Dylan to release 36-CD set of electric tour Bob Dylan is releasing a 36-CD box-set of his 1966 world tour, a landmark yet controversial series of concerts that followed the folk great's shock decision to go electric.
Brad Pitt skips film premiere to focus on 'family situation' A producer says "we all respect his privacy" as Brad Pitt skipped his first public appearance after last week's split with Angelina Jolie Pitt
Rihanna, new top designers debut in Paris New designer debut from powerhouses Lanvin – and pop star Rihanna’s first Paris catwalk show for Fenty Puma – marked the start of spring/summer 2017 shows in the City of Light.
Rihanna, new top designers debut in Paris New designer debut from powerhouses Lanvin – and pop star Rihanna’s first Paris catwalk show for Fenty Puma – marked the start of spring/summer 2017 shows in the City of Light.
Rosetta: Comet mission with an Egyptian flavor When Europe’s comet chaser was launched in 2004, it boasted the name of the famous Rosetta stone, which had helped decipher hieroglyphics, the mysterious written language of the ancient Egyptians.
MBC to launch Project Runway Middle East Fashionista Hadia Sinno took the style world by storm with a unique combination of expertise and avant-garde style, rising to become one of the most preeminent voices on all things fashion.
Why visitors love Scotland’s Misty Isle of Skye Bonny Prince Charlie saw Scotland’s Isle of Skye on the run. He was fleeing government troops after his Highland rebellion ended disastrously at the 18th-century Battle of Culloden.
2010 Porsche 997 GT3 RS: A classic in its prime Over the years my best friend and I have had a long-running difference of opinion.
Study finds Zika infects neural cells related to skull formation The Zika virus causing an epidemic in Brazil and spreading through the Americas can infect and alter cells in the human nervous system that are crucial for formation of bones and cartilage in the skull, a study found Thursday.