President Michel Aoun met on Tuesday with King Abdullah II of Jordan during his official visit to the Hashemite Kingdom. The top officials agreed to activate cooperation between both states on all levels. King Abdullah II decided to up security collaboration and increase the number […]
Since the early 1990s, space scientists have known that the sun’s surface rotates more slowly than its interior. But they haven’t been able to pinpoint why. Now, astrophysicists at the University of Hawaii say they have a hunch. They’ve identified that the light from the […]
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday pushed Tunisia’s prime minister to speed up the returns of rejected asylum seekers, as Tunis rebuffed criticism that it was blocking repatriations. The German leader has been battling to get Tunis to take back its citizens, with the issue […]
Loyalty to Resistance Bloc highly estimated the national, clear stances of President Michel Aoun towards the resistance as President Aoun highlighted the importance of resistance’s continuity and the need for it, expressed his confidence in resistance’s keenness on preserving local stability and underscored the positive […]
President Michel Aoun on Monday started his first visit to Cairo since his election in October and held talks with his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. “Hopes of the role that Egypt could play are high. An Egypt of moderation and openness… could launch an […]
President Michel Aoun on Monday promised work on preserving security and stability in Lebanon, especially in the wake of the agreement reached in the nation, vowing to use his status to make peace between the “brotherly” countries in conflict. “In Lebanon, we reached an agreement […]
Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros II of Alexandria on Monday welcomed President Michel Aoun, currently on a state trip in Egypt, as being “the key Christian leader in the Levant,” renewing felicitation on his election as head of the Lebanese republic “following a long vacuum.” Aoun […]
1. Lebanon has 18 religious communities. 2. It has 40 daily newspapers. 3. It has 42 universities. 4. It has over 100 banks (that are banks and not branches of a bank). 5. 70% of the students are in private schools. 6. 40% of the […]
Dozens of Iraqi Christians have marched outside the U.N. regional headquarters in Beirut, demanding the speeding up of their resettlement process. Thousands of Iraqi Christians have fled the fighting in their country to seek refuge in religiously-mixed Lebanon. Many of them are waiting for resettlement […]
A leading international human rights organization is accusing Syrian government forces of dropping banned chlorine bombs on residential areas of a key northern city at least eight times late last year. Human Rights Watch (HRW), in a report issued Monday, said the chlorine attacks on […]
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