U.S. President Barack Obama will convene a meeting with world leaders to discuss the global refugee crisis at a United Nations gathering next week, the White House said on Thursday.
“There are too few countries around the world that are bearing a significant burden in the form of hundreds of thousands, and in some cases even millions, of individuals who fled their home country to avoid violence,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest.
Former Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, said in a statement on Monday “we respect the choice of the deputies which has led to the election of President Michel Aoun”. Mikati congratulated President Michel Aoun, hoping that Aoun’s mandate will be the era of security, stability and […]
WASHINGTON — Setting up a potential override by Congress, President Barack Obama vetoed a bill Friday that would have allowed the families of 9/11 victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia. Obama cited the potential for the popular bipartisan bill to backfire against the […]
ERBIL, Iraq — The city of Tal Afar, a former Ottoman outpost not far from Mosul that has a mostly ethnic Turkmen population and has been home to a corps of Islamic State leaders, on Saturday became the focus of a growing struggle between Turkey […]
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