Making ‘public’ transport wheelchair-friendly For Yahya al-Mawla, moving around Beirut is never simple.
Making ‘public’ transport wheelchair-friendly For Yahya al-Mawla, moving around Beirut is never simple.
U.S.’ Cuba move could trigger flood of lawsuits The U.S. decision to enforce a tough but long-delayed law in Cuba could have far-reaching effects, from triggering an avalanche of lawsuits to action before the World Trade Organization.
In Libya, fake news battles rage on social media On Libya’s front lines, fighters often hold a gun in one hand and a smartphone in the other, using their cameras in the propaganda war.
Reforms painful but necessary: ministers Lebanese ministers reasserted Wednesday the government’s strong commitment to carry out reforms that will be “painful but imperative.”
Reforms painful but necessary: ministers Lebanese ministers reasserted Wednesday the government’s strong commitment to carry out reforms that will be “painful but imperative.”
Abu Dhabi lets foreigners own land Abu Dhabi will allow foreigners to own the land under their homes and offices for the first time as the emirate looks for ways to bolster its stalled property market.
Major carmakers fear Trump tarrifs ‘grenade’ Major automakers are bullish on the outlook for the U.S. economy and auto sales, but one big question remains - will President Donald Trump throw a grenade into the sector by imposing sweeping tariffs of up to 25 percent on car and auto parts imports?
Avoiding disaster Lebanon is hurtling toward economic disaster, and none will be saved if the country tips over the edge.
Avoiding disaster Lebanon is hurtling toward economic disaster, and none will be saved if the country tips over the edge.
Data protection is social protection In recent decades, social assistance programs around the world have been strengthened to the point that they now benefit more than 2.5 billion people, usually the poorest and most vulnerable.
Welcome to the era of the ‘provisional goal’ There are great goals, lucky goals, own goals, winning goals and now, in the era of VAR, the “provisional goal.”
Welcome to the era of the ‘provisional goal’ There are great goals, lucky goals, own goals, winning goals and now, in the era of VAR, the “provisional goal.”
Djokovic, Nadal into Monte Carlo quarters Top seed Novak Djokovic and 11-time champion Rafael Nadal showed no mercy in dominating wins to power into the Monte Carlo Masters quarterfinals Thursday.
Khatib strikes late to keep Champville alive Fadi al-Khatib delivered a late scoring spree as Champville battled past Riyadi 74-66 Thursday to reignite their best-of-five Final Four series, which the Beirut outfit lead 2-1.
Belgium's Campenaerts beats Wiggins' hour world record Belgian Victor Campenaerts set a new one-hour world record for distance covered on a track Tuesday with 55.089 km (approximately 34 miles), edging past the previous record set by British great Bradley Wiggins.
Hamilton back on top after landmark win in China Five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton returned to the top of the Formula One standings Sunday with a comfortable victory in China that ticked off two more milestones in an already stellar career.
Sorrentino and his smiling Silvio In his 2018 “Loro” (“Them”), Paolo Sorrentino has a lot of fun with animals, and not just the human ones.
Sorrentino and his smiling Silvio In his 2018 “Loro” (“Them”), Paolo Sorrentino has a lot of fun with animals, and not just the human ones.
Janet Jackson, Radiohead, The Cure enter Rock Hall of Fame Genre-bending acts Radiohead and The Cure led a British invasion into Brooklyn Friday night to take their spots in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, while pop icon Janet Jackson entered the shrine in an induction many industry insiders consider long overdue.
'Game of Thrones' sets sets a viewership record for HBO HBO's "Game of Thrones" lived up to the hype. This past weekend's season premiere stands as the most-watched one-day event in the history of the cable network that began in 1978.
HIV in gene therapy used to cure disease They were born without a working germ-fighting system, every infection a threat to their lives.
May the shopping be with you: French supermarket tests robot delivery Four decades after R2-D2 delivered a vital message from Princess Leia in the hit movie "Star Wars," a French supermarket group plans to use robots inspired by the drum-shaped droid to transport food to customers in Paris.
‘Flight shame’ has Swedes rethinking air travel Saddled with long dark winters at home, Swedes have for decades been frequent flyers seeking out sunnier climes, but a growing number are changing their ways because of air travel’s impact on the climate.
