Zeaiter: Previously banned products safe Agriculture Minister Ghazi Zeaiter said Tuesday that steps were being taken to evaluate the safety of certain products used in agricultural after he lifted a ban on their use in mid-December.
Zeaiter: Previously banned products safe Agriculture Minister Ghazi Zeaiter said Tuesday that steps were being taken to evaluate the safety of certain products used in agricultural after he lifted a ban on their use in mid-December.
Is Macron’s migrant policy a win for Le Pen? It’s getting colder and colder, the clock is ticking and regional authorities are scrambling to meet President Emmanuel Macron’s deadline:
For Mideast in 2018, threats and opportunities Will 2018 dampen the fires that rage across the Middle East? Although skepticism is understandable, there is a glimmer of change.
Interbank rates fall to 4 percent The interbank interest rate dropped to 4 percent Tuesday from 15 percent a week ago, Bank Audi has said.
Interbank rates fall to 4 percent The interbank interest rate dropped to 4 percent Tuesday from 15 percent a week ago, Bank Audi has said.
Saudis expect oil income to nearly double by 2023 Saudi Arabia expects oil revenue to jump about 80 percent by 2023 to help the kingdom record its first budget surplus in a decade, according to several people with knowledge of the matter.
US jury acquits Peruvian defendant in FIFA case A former South American football official was acquitted in the FIFA bribery scandal Tuesday and walked out of the courtroom saying he’s finished with the world’s most popular sport.
Truth is unyielding The struggle between authorities and the media goes back decades, especially in a semi-democratic society like Lebanon, which has been reputed since the 19th century as having a vibrant and dynamic media that, when persecuted, mushroomed in Egypt and the New World.
Truth is unyielding The struggle between authorities and the media goes back decades, especially in a semi-democratic society like Lebanon, which has been reputed since the 19th century as having a vibrant and dynamic media that, when persecuted, mushroomed in Egypt and the New World.
A climate cure worse than the disease Two years after the Paris climate Agreement was signed, the French capital this month again attracted the world’s good and great, who gathered for President Emmanuel Macron’s One Planet Summit.
The Pentagon’s puzzles for 2018 As Vice President Mike Pence fawningly praised Donald Trump’s achievements at a Cabinet meeting Wednesday, the camera caught Defense Secretary Jim Mattis shuffling his papers, adjusting his water glass and fidgeting in his seat until the adulatory speech ended.
Kane ‘proud’ to end Messi-Ronaldo rule Harry Kane said he was delighted to be mentioned in the same breath as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo after scoring a hat-trick in Tottenham Hotspur’s 5-2 win over Southampton which sent three prestigious records tumbling.
Kane ‘proud’ to end Messi-Ronaldo rule Harry Kane said he was delighted to be mentioned in the same breath as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo after scoring a hat-trick in Tottenham Hotspur’s 5-2 win over Southampton which sent three prestigious records tumbling.
Djokovic determined to learn from injury misery Former world No. 1 Novak Djokovic said Tuesday his six-month absence from tennis has taught him never to take his career for granted, describing his injury agony as a “roller-coaster ride.”
Warriors fell Cavs; Thunder, Wizards win Kevin Durant scored 25 points, Klay Thompson added 24 and both made crucial plays in the final seconds Monday, lifting the NBA champion Golden State Warriors over Cleveland 99-92.
Eagles rip Raiders for top seed Rookie Jake Elliott kicked a decisive 48-yard field goal with 22 seconds remaining Monday as the NFL-best Philadelphia Eagles beat Oakland 19-10 to clinch a top playoff seed.
Matching Fangio’s five would be cool: Hamilton Lewis Hamilton wants to equal Juan Manuel Fangio’s five Formula One world titles but doubts he will have the staying power to try and match Michael Schumacher’s record seven, even if he cannot rule it out entirely.
Tips can still net $10M from robbed Boston museum A hot tip could still earn you a cool $10 million from a Boston museum desperate to recover a trove of missing masterpieces.
Tips can still net $10M from robbed Boston museum A hot tip could still earn you a cool $10 million from a Boston museum desperate to recover a trove of missing masterpieces.
SZA breaks out with five Grammy nods After SZA created the drums-drenched, reggae-tinged song “Consideration,” she thought she had finally found the sound of her debut album.
Who's next: End of an era as "Doctor Who" gets a new star "Doctor Who" fans around the world will tune in on Christmas Day to watch Peter Capaldi's final adventure as the space-hopping Time Lord known as the Doctor.
Lorde scraps Israel concert amid boycott calls New Zealand singer Lorde has canceled a planned show in Israel after facing pressure from supporters of a boycott of the Jewish state over its occupation of Palestinian territory.
UNESCO recognizes Panama’s hats Cultural authorities at UNESCO have recognized the artisans of Panama for their distinctive woven hats. No, not those hats; the famed “Panama hat” comes from Ecuador.
UNESCO recognizes Panama’s hats Cultural authorities at UNESCO have recognized the artisans of Panama for their distinctive woven hats. No, not those hats; the famed “Panama hat” comes from Ecuador.
Two tomatoes a day may keep lung disease at bay Adults who ate more than two tomatoes a day had a slower rate of natural lung function decline, with ex-smokers seeming to benefit most of all, scientists said Thursday.
Students create plug-in to combat fake news A team of college students is getting attention from internet companies and Congress after developing a browser extension that alerts users to fake and biased news stories and helps guide them to more balanced coverage.
Tourists roll up for Morocco’s cannabis trail It may not feature in Morocco’s official tourism brochures but cannabis attracts thousands of visitors a year to the North African country.
Future of cars more fantastic than we imagined Whenever any discussion tackles the subject of the future, cars somehow end up taking center stage.
