Hospitals in the Akkar region of northern Lebanon, where a fuel tank blast killed at least 28 people this week, are too fraught to work as life-threatening power cuts and telecom outages
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu stated on Tuesday that Turkey and Jordan will work together to help Syrians voluntarily return to safe parts of the country. The diplomat added the Syrian crisis
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On Tuesday, it was reported that Israeli missiles struck an area on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights. Missiles were fired toward the Druze town of Hader in northern Quneitra province.
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Organized by the Lebanese Hezbollah, which cautioned the US and Israel that the ship will be considered Lebanese soil as soon as it sails, a shipment of Iranian fuel will set sail
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Following talks with the Russian army, the Assad regime and opposition had agreed on a two-week truce in the southwestern province Daraa. On Sunday, the regime forces attacked opposition headquarters in Daraa
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On Friday, Lebanon’s parliament speaker, Nabih Berri, requested an open session to deliberate on a suitable action to face the country’s incapacitating fuel shortage, as defined by President Michel Aoun. The Lebanese
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On August 17, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu held bilateral and inter-delegatory meetings with his Jordanian counterpart, Ayman al-Safadi, in Amman. Ankara is seeking to take its cooperation with Jordan to a
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The governor of Lebanon’s central bank indicated that nobody is governing the country, striking back after government criticisms towards his decision to cease fuel subsidies. In an interview broadcast, Riad Salameh said
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has met with Jordanian King Abdullah II in Amman on Sunday to discuss regional developments. The meeting was their first since a new Israeli government took office in
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At least 28 people were killed and 79 were wounded when a fuel tank in the northern Lebanese city of Akkar blew up, the health ministry said. The explosion occurred early on
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