Month: March 2021

Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri visited the Constitutional Council Monday and presented its head Judge Tanous Meshleb with a statement on financial disclosure, based on the Illicit Enrichment Law No.189 (of … Read More

Samir Merhi returned to Lebanon in 2009, hoping the fortune he made abroad would let him retire comfortably at home, but the country’s economic crisis has upended his dreams and … Read More

People throughout history struggled and fought for independence and self determination, but lebanon decided willingly to relinquish its national sovereignty and political independence.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Monday hailed the “success” of an operation to unwedge the giant Ever Given container ship, stuck in the Suez Canal for nearly a week.

An examination of numerous houses excavated at two sites in southern Belize is providing insight into gaping wealth inequality in ancient Maya cities – a disparity that researchers believe was … Read More

Lebanon’s Zahrani power plant has shut down operations after running out of gas oil, the state news agency NNA said quoting a statement by the country’s electricity company.

Nearly two months on from the oil spill off the coast of Israel that polluted the Lebanese coastline, local authorities are still witnessing daily new arrivals of sticky black lumps … Read More

The Lebanese pound fell on the black market Monday, trading at LL12,650 against the dollar.

Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri Monday warned that Lebanon was in “danger” if a new government wasn’t formed in the next two months, and that the country was going to sink … Read More