Lebanon’s political paralysis and the struggle to restore state authority and national sovereignty
Not every forgotten name signals dementia. A geriatric specialist explains how the brain ages, which warning signs need a doctor, and the habits that protect cognitive health.
The Gulf’s populations are still young, but citizens are living longer. From home care to insurance and biotech, a new market is emerging around healthy aging.
The G7 outlines a new vision for Lebanon, linking the monopoly on arms, an Israeli withdrawal, the future of UNIFIL, and economic reforms, but leaves key mechanisms and guarantees unresolved.
Services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot were disrupted across 74 countries and territories, with the company ruling out a cyberattack.
The Iraqi ambassador to Beirut said suspicions surround individuals who accompanied Ahmed al-Alwani to the apartment where he was found murdered, confirming that the investigation is ongoing and that efforts are underway to expedite DNA testing and transfer his body to Baghdad.
Trump says Washington has refrained from delivering a decisive blow to Iran because Tehran is seeking negotiations, while warning that military action remains an option if diplomacy fails.
France is preparing for a third day of protests in three weeks, with around 70,000 police officers and gendarmes set to be deployed on Saturday. After the violence and looting witnessed during the first demonstrations on 17 October, authorities are warning of a “very high risk” of further unrest.
Israeli political leaders have reacted to preliminary election projections with competing claims of victory, as exit polls offer different estimates of the balance of power between Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp and its rivals.
Israeli election exit polls point to a tight race between Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc and Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp, with Arab parties emerging as key players in the formation of the next government.
US President Donald Trump has intensified his attacks on Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, calling him a “jihadist” and accusing him of links to the Muslim Brotherhood. El-Sayed has rejected the allegations and questioned Trump’s own ties to Saudi Arabia and Qatar
The G7 outlines a new vision for Lebanon, linking the monopoly on arms, an Israeli withdrawal, the future of UNIFIL, and economic reforms, but leaves key mechanisms and guarantees unresolved.
Tom Harb says Washington is losing patience with Beirut's delays and warns of tougher sanctions and sweeping changes in the coming months.
Lebanon’s political paralysis and the struggle to restore state authority and national sovereignty
Russia and Ukraine can agree on prisoner exchanges, but remain worlds apart on the terms of peace, Europe's security and the future of sovereignty.
Trump maintains military pressure on Iran while allowing diplomatic efforts to continue, prolonging a tense standoff amid growing domestic opposition to the war.
Not every forgotten name signals dementia. A geriatric specialist explains how the brain ages, which warning signs need a doctor, and the habits that protect cognitive health.
From caffeine derivatives to banned veterinary drugs, doping is emerging as a growing challenge in Gulf falcon racing, raising concerns over fair competition and the health of participating birds.
The four-time world champion called his fellow driver “not very smart” after a Friday practice clash that damaged his car and earned both drivers a grid penalty.
The 22-time Grand Slam champion will compete at the MGM Slam on February 28, marking his first appearance on hard courts since retiring in November 2024.
Signed Messi memorabilia from his Barcelona days surfaces in the streets of Paris, sparking questions over its origins ahead of Barcelona’s Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain.
