Jeffrey Epstein’s estate has shrunk to $107.6 million as victims pursue further claims and his former advisers seek millions under his will.
A senior Houthi military adviser warned that U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean could become targets if Washington supports Riyadh or intervenes in the Bab al-Mandab Strait.
Russia benefited from the war on Iran with rising oil and gas prices and increased Asian demand, but faces economic challenges despite geo-economic gains.
From military readiness to New York negotiations, Tehran's calculations for a new confrontation with Trump are revealed, complicating chances for an agreement before elections.
The U.S. and Russian foreign ministers are set to meet on Wednesday as Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy discuss efforts to end the war in Ukraine, including a possible ceasefire covering energy infrastructure.
The measures expand Washington’s pressure on Iran’s airlines and entities dealing with them, while Baghdad and Muscat move to stop receiving Iranian flights.
Faisal bin Farhan, Asaad al-Shaibani and Hakan Fidan discuss trade, regional coordination and efforts to strengthen security and stability on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
The Syrian president recalled a joke he made to Donald Trump during a White House meeting and reiterated Damascus’ position on the Golan Heights and peace talks with Israel.
Russia benefited from the war on Iran with rising oil and gas prices and increased Asian demand, but faces economic challenges despite geo-economic gains.
Countries that face their mistakes can correct them, while those that scapegoat others might temporarily win the narrative battle but lose the future war.
An Israeli report reveals new details about the pager bombing operation, from a secret factory inside Mossad's headquarters to Netanyahu testing a device and the operation's impact on Nasrallah.
The Irish authority entrusted with enforcing EU rules in this field stated that the tech giant violated the General Data Protection Regulation between May 2018 and February 2020.
The document reveals Russian plans to enhance cooperation with Iran in nuclear and energy sectors, finance, aviation, and transport, with a cooperation map extending until the end of 2026.
Roy Abu Zeid traces the roots of the living crisis in Baalbek-Hermel, where marginalization and weak state presence turned a resource-rich region into one of poverty, unemployment, and smuggling.
The U.S. Secretary of State said escalating settler violence against Palestinians risks creating an additional point of tension in the region.
Neria Dov Leiter, an Israeli reserve soldier and son of Ambassador Yehiel Leiter, was seriously injured in a hit-and-run near the Bel checkpoint.
Countries that face their mistakes can correct them, while those that scapegoat others might temporarily win the narrative battle but lose the future war.
The Houthi drone attack on Mecca, the U.S. Houthi talks and Tehran’s renewed conditions point to a wider struggle over Iran’s regional influence and the future of its confrontation with Washington.
As Israel maintains military and political pressure in southern Lebanon, negotiations remain stalled amid demands over Hezbollah’s weapons, the deployment of the Lebanese Army and the future of UNIFIL, while Washington continues to link aid to Hezbollah’s disarmam
When the pursuit of self-improvement fuels perfectionism and constant pressure.
The Lebanon International Theater Festival awarded Sharjah's Ruler Dr. Sultan Al Qasimi the 'Lifetime Achievement Award' in recognition of his support for theater, culture, and Arab heritage.
At Tory Burch’s Spring/Summer 2027 show in New York, one model walked the runway barefoot after her shoe failed to arrive on time, turning a small backstage mishap into one of Fashion Week’s most talked-about moments.
From Beirut, living in memory, to Canadian cities where Lebanese have rebuilt their lives, dozens of films cross the ocean. What does cinema say about a homeland its people have left, but which hasn't left them?
With consecutive Arab book fairs, publishers' hopes are renewed to offset weak sales and high printing and distribution costs. But the industry remains stuck between costly paper books, an undeveloped electronic market, and piracy that reaches readers faster than legal copies.
At just 20, Toufic Abou Ali is aiming to complete Ironman races on six continents within nine months and break a Guinness World Records mark, without financial support.
