Lebanese pound hovers just above record low
The Lebanese pound fell on the black market Wednesday, hovering just above last week’s record low as anger grew over the country’s political deadlock and financial meltdown.
Month: March 2021
Saudi rights activist al-Hathloul hopes for sentence change ahead of appeals hearing
Women’s rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul, who was released last month after three years in prison, said on Wednesday she hoped a Saudi court would amend her sentence as she headed … Read More
Armenia govt says decree dismissing top general comes into force
The Armenian government said the dismissal of a top army general at the centre of a political crisis had come into force on Wednesday almost two weeks after Prime Minister … Read More
Mars on Earth: Turkish lake may hold clues to ancient life on planet
As NASA’s rover Perseverance explores the surface of Mars, scientists hunting for signs of ancient life on the distant planet are using data gathered on a mission much closer to … Read More
Lebanese ‘Citizenship’ Matters Little!
Lebanese people have reached another peak of devastation as the economic crisis badly impacts all citizens from all social classes…
Brazil’s COVID Outbreak Threatens The World
Scientists are warning that Brazil’s uncontrolled coronavirus outbreak could threaten the global fight to end the pandemic…
Life Returns to Israeli After Jab Campaign
Israeli revellers have celebrated the return to bars and restaurants as the country’s economy reopens following its world-leading coronavirus vaccination campaign…
شاهد.. ثعبان بثلاثة “وجوه مبتسمة”
تفاجئ مربي الثعابين المخضرم، جاستن كوبيلكا، بولادة ثعبان من نوع الكرة الخزامية البيضاء بثلاثة وجوه مبتسمة.
Iran denies it attacked Israeli-owned ship in Gulf
Iran has rejected what it says are Israel’s unfounded allegations that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard attacked an Israeli-owned cargo ship near the Gulf of Oman last month.
UAE now among world’s top ten tax havens: NGO
The UAE has entered the world’s top ten tax havens for the first time, research showed Tuesday, in a report flagging OECD nations and their dependencies for more than two-thirds … Read More