Month: September 2021

Lebanon’s new Cabinet Thursday approved a draft policy statement that pledges to launch reforms, a key demand of donors, and resume negotiations with the International Monetary Fund on a bailout … Read More

Lebanon’s new Cabinet approved Thursday a policy program that aims to tackle one of the worst financial meltdowns in history.

Turkish medical producers protested on Thursday over unpaid bills worth hundreds of millions of dollars for equipment supplied to state and university hospitals.

The legendarily prolific Hollywood star has never shown much interest in retiring and appears on-screen in the movie as a former rodeo champion tasked with one last job

The European Union’s first ever election observation mission in Iraq will deploy 80 people to follow early parliamentary polls next month, the group’s head Viola von Cramon said Thursday.

Less than a year since a landmark ceasefire, war-torn Libya is preparing for elections, but controversy over a voting law poses a new threat to the UN-led peace process.

Lebanon registered 647 coronavirus cases and six deaths in the past 24 hours, the Health Ministry reported Thursday.