The French government and Christian charities launched on Tuesday (March 14) an effort to bring 500 Syrian and Iraqi refugees to France to prevent them from turning to taking dangerous sea crossings into Europe through traffickers.
An agreement signed in Paris at the Elysee presidential palace called for vulnerable refugees to be brought from Lebanon in the coming 18 months as part of the project.
REUTERS
The British Embassy announced Thursday that, in a demonstration of “the strength of the enduring UK-Lebanon partnership,” the Fleet flagship of the British Royal Navy will visit Lebanon next week. The visit will conclude a Middle East deployment of HMS OCEAN, which has seen the […]
After receiving the Lebanese President Michel Aoun, and following a brief meeting between the two leaders, a press conference was held by the two Heads of State. (For the complete conference, Kindly watch the video.) Both leaders then headed to the Arab World Institute to […]
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) marked Monday the 39th anniversary of its establishment with a ceremony at its Headquarters in Naqoura highlighting “the Mission’s commitment to providing a safe and secure environment for the local population in southern Lebanon,” a UNIFIL statement […]
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