Israel to return cows which crossed from Lebanon The Israeli military said on Tuesday cows which crossed from Lebanon would be returned, after cattle herders from a Lebanese border village accused Israeli soldiers of taking the animals which have grazed freely near the disputed frontier for decades.
Israel to return cows which crossed from Lebanon The Israeli military said on Tuesday cows which crossed from Lebanon would be returned, after cattle herders from a Lebanese border village accused Israeli soldiers of taking the animals which have grazed freely near the disputed frontier for decades.
Yemen's war being fueled by economic profiteering: UN panel Economic profiteering is fueling the catastrophe in Yemen, where a six-year war has involved attacks on civilians, forced disappearances and other violations of human rights and international law, U.
Russia suggests Mideast peace conference, US pledges to renew Palestinian ties Russia backed a Palestinian proposal for a Middle East peace conference, suggesting Tuesday it could be held at ministerial level in spring or summer, as the US said it would move towards renewing ties with the Palestinians under Joe Biden.
Pound exchange rate unchanged for third day The Lebanese pound remain unchanged against the dollar for a third consecutive day Wednesday, trading at around LL8,850 on the black market
Pound exchange rate unchanged for third day The Lebanese pound remain unchanged against the dollar for a third consecutive day Wednesday, trading at around LL8,850 on the black market
Saudi Aramco may sell more shares if market conditions are right Saudi Aramco's shareholders may consider selling more shares of the company if market conditions are right, the head of the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund (PIF), Yasir al-Rumayyan, said on Tuesday in a televised news briefing.
Debenhams shuts all stores, around 12,000 jobs lost UK department store chain Debenhams is to shut all its outlets, administrators for the collapsed group said Monday, with the loss of around 12,000 jobs.
The promise and peril of the bio-revolution Realizing the potentially huge benefits of breakthroughs in biological science and advanced data analytics will require us to think carefully about how to mitigate the potentially severe risks.
The promise and peril of the bio-revolution Realizing the potentially huge benefits of breakthroughs in biological science and advanced data analytics will require us to think carefully about how to mitigate the potentially severe risks.
Lebanon needs foreign policy or sink into irrelevance Lebanon is in desperate need to formulate a foreign policy to advance its national interests, or risks being sidelined
Arsenal sign Odegaard on loan from Real Madrid Arsenal completed the signing of Real Madrid midfielder Martin Odegaard on loan until the end of the season to boost their push for a return to the Champions League.
Arsenal sign Odegaard on loan from Real Madrid Arsenal completed the signing of Real Madrid midfielder Martin Odegaard on loan until the end of the season to boost their push for a return to the Champions League.
Players warm up to strict quarantine at Australian Open Australian Open boss Craig Tiley said most players supported being locked down in hard quarantine with the local government reporting three new cases of COVID-19 linked to participants of the Grand Slam Tuesday.
Harden leads Nets over Heat, LeBron sparks Lakers James Harden believes the best is yet to come after producing a late burst of scoring to lead the Brooklyn Nets to a 98-85 victory over the Miami Heat Monday.
Brady, Buccaneers stun Packers 31-26 to reach Super Bowl Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the first team in NFL history to reach a home-turf Super Bowl Sunday with a 31-26 victory over the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.
Australia, China F1 postponed as coronavirus hits 2021 calendar Formula One's Australian Grand Prix was postponed to November and China's race was put on hold indefinitely as the coronavirus forced a 2021 calendar rejig Tuesday.
Pompeii shows off treasures, sorcerer’s charms In December, 2020, archaeologists announced the unique discovery of a thermopolium, a fast-food bar. It had surviving polychrome decorations and traces of food and wine that offered an unprecedented glimpse of the snacking habits of the ancient Romans
Pompeii shows off treasures, sorcerer’s charms In December, 2020, archaeologists announced the unique discovery of a thermopolium, a fast-food bar. It had surviving polychrome decorations and traces of food and wine that offered an unprecedented glimpse of the snacking habits of the ancient Romans
Prototype performance fest pushed mostly online One of the leading international festivals of contemporary opera and theater has shifted format for its ninth edition because of the coronavirus pandemic
‘Never Rarely’ tops Independent Spirit Awards Eliza Hittman’s ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always,’ a Pennsylvania’s teen’s odyssey in getting an abortion, racked up nominations for best feature film, best director and best female lead for Sidney Flanigan. The National Board of Review give a boost to Spike Lee’s Vietnam War drama ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ naming it best film along with awards for directing and best ensemble
Larry King, broadcasting giant for half-century, dies at 87 Larry King, the suspenders-sporting everyman whose broadcast interviews with world leaders, movie stars and ordinary Joes helped define American conversation for a half-century, died Saturday.
In Gaza, parkour brings youngsters a taste of freedom Using crutches, Palestinian Mohamed Aliwa leaps from one concrete slab to another, determined that his missing leg won't stop him doing parkour, a sport that brings respite from grim reality in Gaza.
In Gaza, parkour brings youngsters a taste of freedom Using crutches, Palestinian Mohamed Aliwa leaps from one concrete slab to another, determined that his missing leg won't stop him doing parkour, a sport that brings respite from grim reality in Gaza.
COVAX to supply 355 mln vaccine doses for Eastern Med this year The COVAX vaccine sharing platform expects to have 25 million coronavirus vaccine doses for the Eastern Mediterranean region in March, rising to 355 million doses by December, a World Health Organization (WHO) official said on Wednesday.
Biden urged to protect consumers from tech giants As Democrat Joe Biden is sworn in as U.S. president, digital rights groups are calling on him and legislators to curb the power of tech firms and guard consumers' online privacy.
Norway first to over 50% electric in 2020 new car sales: industry group Norway became the first country in the world where electric cars accounted for more than 50 percent of new registrations in 2020, according to figures published Tuesday by an industry group.
Two-thirds of world see 'climate emergency': UN survey Nearly two-thirds of 1.2 million people polled worldwide say humanity faces a climate emergency, according to a UN survey, the largest of its kind ever undertaken.
