Month: May 2021

Syria’s foreign minister blamed Israel for mysterious attacks over more than a year targeting oil tankers heading to Syria, saying they violate international law and will not go unpunished.

Mansour started working in his father’s bookshop in the 1980s, when he was just 14 years old, then took over in 2000 and soon branched out into publishing. ‘I have … Read More

The White House and the Kremlin are working to arrange a summit next month between President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Switzerland, according to officials.

Voices from Palestine’s creative sector reflect upon their status in the wake of Israeli violence against Palestinians all over the country

Lebanon recorded just 150 coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours, the lowest figure in nearly a year, alongside seven deaths, the Health ministry reported Monday.

Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri Monday pleaded with top leaders to act quickly before it’s too late to form a government of nonpartisan specialists with no veto power granted to any … Read More

Khouloud Yassine’s solo ‘Heroes – Surface of Revolution’ opens the in-person performances of BIPOD 2021

Scattered protests in Oman over layoffs and poor economic conditions drew a massive police presence Monday in at least one city in the sultanate, with protesters throwing stones at one … Read More

Israel’s battle with Gaza militants and unprecedented inter-communal violence at home have further complicated efforts to form a government, raising the spectre of yet another general election, experts say.