German leaders, lawmakers pay tribute to Kohl at Berlin Mass German leaders and lawmakers are paying tribute to former Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who spearheaded the country's reunification during 16 years at the helm, in a requiem Mass at Berlin's Roman Catholic cathedral
German leaders, lawmakers pay tribute to Kohl at Berlin Mass German leaders and lawmakers are paying tribute to former Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who spearheaded the country's reunification during 16 years at the helm, in a requiem Mass at Berlin's Roman Catholic cathedral
Syrian child drowns in Bshamoun swimming pool A Syrian boy drowned Tuesday overnight in swimming pool in Bshamoun, a security source told The Daily Star
US arms for Syrian Kurds will continue after Raqqa U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday that America will continue to provide weapons to Syrian Kurdish fighters after the battle to oust Daesh (ISIS) militants from Raqqa, Syria, is over
State urged to protect local industry The Association of Lebanese Industrialists urged the government to protect the local production from foreign competition.
State urged to protect local industry The Association of Lebanese Industrialists urged the government to protect the local production from foreign competition.
Qatar Airways seeks stake in American Qatar Airways wants to buy 10 percent of American Airlines, a move cloaked so heavily in international trade and politics that American’s CEO finds it puzzling.
EU hits Google with record 2.4 bn euro fine The EU slapped Google with a record 2.4-billion-euro anti-trust fine on Tuesday, dealing a fresh blow to a US tech giant and risking the anger of President Donald Trump
Doomed endeavor For decades the U.S. has indulged – without success – in trying to find a solution to the intractable Israel-Palestine problem.
Doomed endeavor For decades the U.S. has indulged – without success – in trying to find a solution to the intractable Israel-Palestine problem.
An IMF bridge to somewhere for Greece? The International Monetary Fund has resurrected an old technique – commonly used in the 1980s during the Latin American debt crisis – that would allow Greece to avoid a payment default next month on debt owed to European creditors.
How populists win when they lose Today, it appears that every single election in Europe can be reduced to one central question: “Is it a win or a loss for populism?”
VAR system should be improved: FIFA The video assistant referee (VAR) technology being tested at the Confederations Cup in Russia should be refined, the head of refereeing at world soccer's ruling body FIFA said Monday.
VAR system should be improved: FIFA The video assistant referee (VAR) technology being tested at the Confederations Cup in Russia should be refined, the head of refereeing at world soccer's ruling body FIFA said Monday.
Agassi to coach Djokovic throughout Wimbledon Novak Djokovic will have coach Andre Agassi in his corner for as long as required at Wimbledon as the Serb tries to claim back one of his lost grand slam titles.
Greek NBA star launches foundation in Athens Giannis Antetokounmpo, Greece's homegrown NBA All-Star, made an emotional return to the city he grew up in and promised to help children in Greece and Africa make it in life.
The real thing in boxing is Canelo vs. Triple G Think about this as the real fight.Forget that “event” three weeks earlier that is making such a splash.
"Lewis will hit him one day," Mercedes boss of Vettel .Sebastian Vettel's 'road rage' in Baku was still stirring heated debate 24 hours after he steered his Ferrari into Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Epic struggle of film about Cairo on eve of revolution Everyone thought Tamer El Said had gone mad in the decade it took him to make his film "In the Last Days of the City"
Epic struggle of film about Cairo on eve of revolution Everyone thought Tamer El Said had gone mad in the decade it took him to make his film "In the Last Days of the City"
Iceland, an open-air Hollywood studio Reykjavik, June 26, 2017 (AFP) - Crystal clear ice caves, glacial lakes, spewing volcanoes and crashing waterfalls framed by dark lava columns: Iceland's breathtaking landscapes have become a magnet for Hollywood moviemakers looking to conjure up otherworldly scenery.
Depp may face perjury charges in Australia over 'dog gate' Johnny Depp could face perjury charges in Australia after the deputy prime minister threatened Tuesday to unleash a new chapter in a pet dog case dubbed the "war on terrier"
Ramadan earns spot on fashion calendar From Dolce & Gabbana to Michael Kors, major brands are catering to lucrative Gulf markets during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which is earning its own slot on the global fashion calendar.
Ramadan earns spot on fashion calendar From Dolce & Gabbana to Michael Kors, major brands are catering to lucrative Gulf markets during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which is earning its own slot on the global fashion calendar.
Beirut through eyes of community veterans Tony Bou Safi begins his day at 4 a.m., selecting produce to stock his grocery, before driving back in Geitawi neighborhood to prepare for the morning hustle of locals purchasing their daily supplies of fruits and vegetables.
Looking back: The Hong Kongers who left In the years leading up to the return of Hong Kong to China by Britain in 1997, thousands of residents fearful of the future under Beijing jumped ship to start a new life abroad.