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The sculpture ‘Sinnataggen’ (Spitfire) is considered a national treasure and is arguably the most famous work by Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland, who died in 1943. Vigeland also designed the Nobel … Read More
The most famous victim of the Italian censor was Bernardo Bertolucci’s steamy Oscar-nominated 1972 classic ‘Last Tango in Paris,’ all copies of which were destroyed except for three preserved as … Read More
‘Le DZ à Dubaï’ (‘DZ’ being Arabic shorthand for ‘Algeria’ or ‘Algerian’) brings together a group of Algerian social media influencers, former models and rappers in a format based on … Read More
The Palestinian president has received a clean bill of health ahead of the anticipated Palestinian elections next month, his office said Wednesday.
Egypt’s president warned Ethiopia on Wednesday that his government will not tolerate any moves by Addis Ababa that would reduce Egypt’s share of water from the Nile River.
The coronavirus follow-up committee in Lebanon Wednesday issued new recommendations ahead of Ramadan that includes a new curfew of 7 p.m.
Lebanese medical student Mohammad Sleiman travelled to Belarus to become the first doctor in his family, but he now fears his country’s economic crisis is going to get him expelled.
Cyprus is getting protected status for its prized halloumi, giving its producers the sole right to sell the rubbery cheese in the European Union.
In Artcurial’s auction house overlooking the shuttered boutiques of the Champs Elysees avenue in Paris, vintage fashion expert Clara Vivien is overseeing the sale of hundreds of Chanel jackets, shoes … Read More
Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi faces daily pressure from pro-Iranian groups at home, but that has not stopped him from reaching out to Tehran’s enemies.