Beirut governor fines noisy bars Beirut Governor Judge Ziad Chebib referred to the Judiciary fines against six Beirut bars that are charged with being noisy, state media reported Sunday
Beirut governor fines noisy bars Beirut Governor Judge Ziad Chebib referred to the Judiciary fines against six Beirut bars that are charged with being noisy, state media reported Sunday
Jordan releases soldier who killed 7 Israeli schoolgirls A Jordanian soldier who killed seven Israeli schoolgirls in 1997 was released on Sunday after serving 20 years in prison, his family said
Turkish minister, in France, slams 'fascist' Netherlands Turkey's foreign minister said in France on Sunday that the Netherlands is the "capital of fascism", the day after he was barred from speaking in the country to promote a referendum at home
Lebanon to issue $1.5 billion eurobonds The Finance Ministry has designated Barclays, Byblos Bank, Societe Generale de Banque au Liban and JPMorgan to co-manage the issuance of $1.5 billion in eurobonds to finance the public debt.
Lebanon to issue $1.5 billion eurobonds The Finance Ministry has designated Barclays, Byblos Bank, Societe Generale de Banque au Liban and JPMorgan to co-manage the issuance of $1.5 billion in eurobonds to finance the public debt.
Trillion-dollar question, Aramco audits reserves When Saudi Aramco reveals a Western audit of its oil reserves, investors will be looking for two answers: How much oil and how much detail?
Nearly all Berlin flights canceled due to strike Tens of thousands of passengers were stranded in Berlin Friday as a strike by ground staff led to the cancellation of nearly 700 flights operated by airlines including Air Berlin, Ryanair and Lufthansa.
Time for gun control The past week or so has seen violence in the north, clashes in Ain al-Hilweh and now another deadly flare-up in Burj al-Barajneh, which leaves the country asking, what will tomorrow bring?
Time for gun control The past week or so has seen violence in the north, clashes in Ain al-Hilweh and now another deadly flare-up in Burj al-Barajneh, which leaves the country asking, what will tomorrow bring?
Navigating America’s economic policy shocks With a series of tax and trade moves being considered in the United States this year, emerging-market economies are likely to face devaluation pressure and volatility.
Don’t stiff the State Department The first time I met Gen. David Petraeus, he said something that surprised me.
Boateng's delight at Bayern return Germany defender Jerome Boateng was delighted to make his comeback on Saturday after shoulder surgery on a red-letter day for Bayern Munich, who went 10 points clear in the Bundesliga.
Boateng's delight at Bayern return Germany defender Jerome Boateng was delighted to make his comeback on Saturday after shoulder surgery on a red-letter day for Bayern Munich, who went 10 points clear in the Bundesliga.
Djokovic seeks to turn up heat in California Five-time champion Novak Djokovic will be out to reassert his dominance on the hard courts of Indian Wells this week, seeking to shake off the slump that has dogged him into 2017.
Spurs' Aldridge out indefinitely with heart arrhythmia Key forward LaMarcus Aldridge of the San Antonio Spurs is out indefinitely because of a minor heart arrhythmia, the team announced on Saturday.
Fury says ready for comeback after depression Former heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury is already preparing for his comeback.
Raikkonen sets new preseason benchmark Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen set the fastest time of preseason testing as the Formula One world paid tribute to former champion John Surtees, who died Friday.
Stolen Stradivarius will sing again After a meticulous restoration that took more than a year, a Stradivarius violin that was stolen from violinist Roman Totenberg and missing for decades is about to return to the stage.
Stolen Stradivarius will sing again After a meticulous restoration that took more than a year, a Stradivarius violin that was stolen from violinist Roman Totenberg and missing for decades is about to return to the stage.
Long-awaited concert music to the ears of Saudis Legendary Arab singer Rashed al-Majed gave his fans three encores in the Saudi capital Thursday night.
Nicki Minaj addresses Remy Ma drama in new song 'No Frauds' Nicki Minaj has responded to Remy Ma's harsh diss track in a new song featuring her label mates Drake and Lil Wayne.
RPT-Kristen Stewart says coming out is worthwhile if she can help others Sporting a bleached-blond buzz cut, American actress Kristen Stewart hit the red carpet in New York to promote her new film "Personal Shopper," saying she hoped to help others by going public about her sexual orientation.
Hermes goes hipster at downtown Los Angeles fashion event Luxury brand Hermes headed to downtown Los Angeles on Thursday for a hipster party complete with an outdoor runway show, interactive displays, food trucks and an indie concert.
Hermes goes hipster at downtown Los Angeles fashion event Luxury brand Hermes headed to downtown Los Angeles on Thursday for a hipster party complete with an outdoor runway show, interactive displays, food trucks and an indie concert.
Mona Lisa's smile decoded: science says she's happy The subject of centuries of scrutiny and debate, Mona Lisa's famous smile is routinely described as ambiguous.
New Beirut tech hub looks to the future While co-working spaces have mushroomed in Beirut in recent years, a new concept tailored to the independent workforce is currently being pioneered by a tech hub in the city.
Myanmar's ex-colonial capital captivates with faded glory On the stairway rising to Moulmein's great Buddhist shrine, the visiting British writer Rudyard Kipling was inspired to pen one of the most anthologized poems of the English language.
Aleppo car lover aims to revive his 'wounded' classics Car enthusiast Mohammed Mohiedin Anis gazes sadly at a 1955 Buick Super, one of his collection of vintage cars "wounded" in battles that ravaged the northern Syrian city of Aleppo
Vaccine for Ebola-ravaged chimps Scientists said Thursday they have developed a vaccine to shield endangered chimpanzees and gorillas against Ebola, which has wiped out tens of thousands of the wild apes in three decades.
