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Recent Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have left the town of al-Shihabiya on edge, sparking fears of a ground invasion. Tensions rise as the region faces escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
A severe communications blackout in Iran leaves families abroad in the dark, amplifying fears for loved ones like Anisa Fanaeian, facing baseless charges and an uncertain future.
Beirut hotels are reassessing reservations amid rising security concerns, prioritizing guest safety. As the situation evolves, the hospitality sector adapts to ensure a secure environment for visitors.
As the Iranian women’s football team competes under dire circumstances, their choice to sing the national anthem sparks controversy and highlights the risks they face at home. Can sports transcend safety fears?
As tourism skyrockets in Mexico, locals face rising costs and cultural disruption. Growing frustrations are sparking a backlash against the industry’s impact on daily life and traditions.
Lebanon’s new gasoline tax raises crucial questions about funding for public wage increases amid ongoing economic turmoil, leaving many public sector workers anxious about their financial future.
As Lebanon approaches its parliamentary elections, disputes over expatriate voting raise serious questions about the electoral process’s integrity and the potential impact on voter turnout.
The arrest of former Prince Andrew raises alarms for the royal family, marking a historic first and echoing past royal controversies. As investigations unfold, the monarchy’s reputation hangs in the balance.
Apple CEO Tim Cook should be breathing a sigh of relief. The White House on Wednesday ratcheted tariffs on Indian imports up by an additional 25 percent, raising the total levies on one of the United States’ most crucial trading partners to 50 percent when they kick in later this month. But smartphones are exempt …
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A third earthquake struck Ethiopia on Sunday with a magnitude of 4.7 on a depth of 10 km, about 570 km from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and approximately 400 km from the eastern border of the lake. A professor of geology and water resources at Cairo University, Abbas Sharaqi, revealed that the latest …
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