Kuwait to allow entry of fully vaccinated non-citizens from Aug. 1
Kuwait will allow non-citizens to enter the country from Aug.
Palestinian teen shot by Israeli troops in West Bank dies
A Palestinian teenager died Thursday after being shot by Israeli troops in the occupied West Bank during a protest against a settlement outpost, the fourth demonstrator to be killed since … Read More
Tearful Ramos says he wanted to stay at Real Madrid
Sergio Ramos has claimed he is only leaving Real Madrid because the club withdrew their offer of a new contract, as the defender bid an emotional farewell Thursday after 16 … Read More
‘Superman’ Buffon returns to relegated Parma after two decades
Goalkeeping legend Gianluigi Buffon has returned to Parma two decades after leaving the Italian club who were relegated last season.
Lebanon registers 165 new coronavirus cases, three deaths
Lebanon registered 165 COVID-19 cases and three deaths in the last 24 hours, the Health Ministry reported Thursday.
Yarmolenko guides Ukraine to nervy win over North Macedonia
Andriy Yarmolenko scored one goal and set up Roman Yaremchuk for another as Ukraine defeated North Macedonia 2-1 to boost their last-16 hopes at Euro 2020 Thursday.
BDL says some licensed money changers not abiding by Sayrafa rates
The Central Bank Thursday said that some licensed exchange dealers are not registering all the daily transactions on Sayrafa platform, which may have caused the dollar to rise against the … Read More
Saudi air defences intercept drone launched by Yemen’s Houthis
Saudi Arabia’s air defences intercepted a drone launched by Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi group on Thursday toward Khamis Mushait, home to the main Saudi air base in the border region, Saudi … Read More
Israeli policeman charged with manslaughter of autistic Palestinian
An Israeli policeman has been charged with manslaughter in the killing of an autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem a year ago, the Justice Ministry said Thursday, in an incident that … Read More
‘The worst is yet to come’: Lebanese feel only ankle-deep in crises
Three words are repeated in Lebanon today: dollar, petrol and medicine, as the country’s nearly two-year-old crippling economic crisis has capsized living conditions”