After meeting with the iconic singer, the French President promised to ensure reforms took place in Lebanon Fairuz, born Nouhad Haddad, is one of the most celebrated singers in the Middle East, and has sung of love, of Lebanon, and of the Palestinian cause. Many see the 85-year-old artist ...
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‘This isn’t the 1990s’: Apple under pressure from app developers
Facebook, Amazon and Google all have their problems, but Apple is losing friends faster Facebook may be the home of international conspiracy theories, Amazon the bane of high streets everywhere and Google slowly tightening its grip on the entire web but it is Apple that is rapidly becoming the most friendless ...
Read More »ESCWA: Half of Lebanon’s Population at Risk of Failing to Access Basic Food Needs by Year’s End
Lebanon relies heavily on food imports to meet the needs of its population. After the massive explosion that destroyed a significant part of the Beirut Port, the country’s main logistical point for the entry of goods; and with the depreciation of the Lebanese pound by 78%; COVID-19 containment measures; and sharp increases ...
Read More »Climate crisis: Earth has lost over 28 trillion Tonnes of Ice since 1994
Between 1994 and 2017 the Earth lost 28 trillion tonnes of ice and the rate of melting is accelerating rapidly, according to scientists who used satellite data and other models to detail for the first time the extraordinary total impact of the climate crisis on various bodies of ice. The team of ...
Read More »Abdel Samad Along With Ministry Delegation Visits Advanced Emergency Chamber
Caretaker Minister of Information, Dr. Manal Abdel Samad Najd, along with a delegation from the Ministry including the Director General, Dr. Hassan Falha and Director of Lebanese Studies and Publications, Khodor Majed, on Monday visited the advanced emergency chamber tasked with following up on the humanitarian and social conditions in ...
Read More »Procedures for Arab and foreign journalists to obtain a press card in Lebanon
Pursuant to decree N0 10493 issued on July 2, 1968 (regulation of the profession of foreign press correspondents in Lebanon), the Ministry of Information would like to inform all the Lebanese, Arab, and foreign journalists, correspondents, and photographers accredited to Arab and foreign media outlets located in Lebanon that they ...
Read More »Robots Can Now Store Energy Like Humans In ‘Fat Reserves’ After Battery Breakthrough
A breakthrough with biomorphic batteries could allow robots to store up to 72-times more energy through a system similar to biological fat reserves. Researchers at the University of Michigan – funded by the US Department of Defense – developed a new rechargeable zinc battery that integrates into the structure of a robot ...
Read More »Facebook funnelling readers towards Covid misinformation – study
Research findings undermine firm’s claims it is cracking down on inaccurate news Websites spreading misinformation about health attracted nearly half a billion views on Facebook in April alone, as the coronavirus pandemic escalated worldwide, a report has found. Facebook had promised to crack down on conspiracy theories and inaccurate ...
Read More »WHO blasts ‘vaccine nationalism’ in last-ditch push against hoarding
Nations that hoard possible COVID-19 vaccines while excluding others will deepen the pandemic, World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday, issuing a last-ditch call for countries to join a global vaccine pact. The WHO has an Aug. 31 deadline for wealthier nations to join the “COVAX ...
Read More »Britain Encourages at-risk Groups to Sign up for COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
Britain on Monday urged elderly people and volunteers from Black and Asian minority groups to sign up to a COVID-19 vaccine trial registry to boost efforts to find a working vaccine against the disease that offers protection for higher risk groups. No COVID-19 vaccine candidate has yet been proven effective ...
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