The Shura Council suspended on Friday a decision taken by Minister of Telecommunications Jamal al-Jarrah to give licenses for fiber optic development to private companies.
Lebanese Parliament’s Media and Telecommunications Committee in October had called for public telecommunications company Ogero, rather than private companies, to install the fiber optics, arguing that the state-run entity was fit for the task.
President Aoun greeted all the Lebanese Laborers on the occasion of Labor Day and said: “We pay tribute and appreciation to you for your commitment during your feast day. The Appreciation is for your daily struggle for the livelihood, and the dignity of the foundations […]
US Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, Anne Patterson, left Beirut on Friday afternoon heading to Riyadh, winding up a few-day visit to Lebanon where she held talks with senior Lebanese officials. During her visit, Patterson underlined the US continual support to Lebanon, […]
British journalist John Cantlie has appeared in a new Islamic State militant group (ISIS) propaganda video, the twelfth release that features the hostage. The three-minute video shows 45-year-old Cantlie with longer hair and a gaunt appearance in front of Mosul University in Iraq’s second-largest city, […]
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