Retired Brigadier General Chamel Roukoz arrived Saturday in Boston, as part of his tour to the United States of America.
The Lebanese American Council for Democracy organized a meeting, in which Roukoz met with the Lebanese diaspora.
During the meeting, Roukoz attacked those who are hindering the election of a “strong” president as well as the adoption of a fair electoral law.
“Each person who impedes agreement on a new electoral law is corrupt,” he said.
The death of Islamic State’s “minister of war” may disrupt its operations, a senior U.S. military officer said on Thursday, and an Iraqi security expert said it could damage the group’s important recruitment efforts in ex-Soviet republics. Abu Omar al-Shishani (the Chechen), a close military […]
NNA – The Romanian Ambassador to Lebanon, Victor Mircea, held on Tuesday night a reception on the occasion of the Romanian National Day at the Club Officers in Yarze, in the presence of officials and dignitaries. “I am confident that the far too long presidential […]
Last year, NPR’s Ari Shapiro visited Toledo, Ohio, to talk to refugees settling there from Syria’s civil war. Recently, he returned to Toledo to check in on the community. When we first met Omar Al-Awad and his family in the fall of 2015, they were […]
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