The British writer Shelina Janmohamed talks about her new book “Generation M” on young Muslims and the way they mix religion with modernity. Sputnik Uzbekistan tried to find out what changes have occurred in modern Muslim society over the past few years. From Mipsters (Muslim […]
Aleppo, the embattled Syrian city, has been in the news seemingly constantly of late. Not only is the city a critical battlefield in Syria’s civil war, but it’s the epicenter of an ongoing humanitarian crisis. But despite confusion about the city’s strategic value (whether it’s […]
NNA – Minister of Higher Learning and Education, Elias Bou Saab, currently on a visit to Brussels, discussed with European Union officials the increase in money spent by the EU to strengthen the educational sector in Lebanon in favor of Lebanese students and refugees. For […]
NNA – In a press release by the American University of Beirut, it said: “The QS World University Rankings for the year 2016/2017 issued on September 6, 2016 show progress on AUB’s overall ranking amongst universities worldwide with an increase of 40 positions or spots, […]
The saga of every single Lebanese official being above the law they’re supposed to safeguard continues. This time, the culprit is the prized son of Qobayet Hadi Hobeish, an MP with the Future Movement, who is destroying the beautiful nature of his hometown just so […]
Brazil’s new president has appealed for national unity after lawmakers voted to remove Dilma Rousseff from the office Wednesday. In a speech to the nation, President Michel Temer said the vote in the Senate was open and democratic. He called it a moment of hope […]
“He was small in person but not in presence,” one wrote after talking to the Russian president. Russian President Vladimir Putin has yet to meet with new British Prime Minister Theresa May, but he did find time for a two-hour sit-down with 11 students from […]
Artefacts never seen before in the UK, including ancient silver bowls, cooking pots and burial urns, have gone on show in the region. Daily Life in Ancient Lebanon, an exhibition hosted by Durham University’s Oriental Museum, runs until September 25. It is based on the […]
ZAHLE, Lebanon — Something remarkable is happening in this Lebanese farming town. Roads are no longer dark at night, and water is pumped to homes without interruption. There’s electricity here in Zahle, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And if you don’t think […]
The spark that set off the Lebanese Civil War in 1975 was the bus massacre known as the “Ain El- Remmaneh incident.” However, this particular bus was recently turned into a restaurant for the poor by the Bonheur du Ciel association that runs centers for […]
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